It is part of our built in 'fight or flight' response. Our natural instinct is to protect our vital organs, that is why the fetal position covers the head and chest.
I would try on your front.
A hunch is a feeling not based on anything factual. To have a hunch means to have "a gut feeling" based on intuition or past experiences. Using a hunch, you make a guess about why something is happening, although the answer may not always be correct.A hypothesis could be based on a hunch but the scientist doing this would then TEST the hypothesis using the scientific method to prove or disprove its validity.
The person would be expressing ideas that someone is trying to harm them, plotting against them or talking about them or something similar. Their feelings and thoughts will be very real to them but will be far from reality as is psychosis. The person can present as a danger as they may feel they have to defend themselves as their perecived ideas are real to them.
A "hunch" would be slang for a subjective guess. So would a "gut feeling."
That would depend on the jurisdiction where the person is located. Generally, you would have to be able to show, to the satisfaction of a judge, that the person is a danger to self or others.
A "hunch" would be slang for a subjective guess. So would a "gut feeling."
iwould know he would at least be in danger pain
aids attacks white blood cells
Unless a person is a danger to self or to others, doctors cannot involuntarily keep a person in a hospital.
It would probably mean that you are pregnant, blotted, or having an acute vaginal infection or a growth. It depends on alot.
Impersonating another person is not a crime in and of itself. If there is any financial fraud or placing another person in danger, other crimes would follow.
This is just a hunch but I would say your phone won't be working very well after that.