Reliability - Peacefulness Ranking
The Peaceful Pill Handbook describes 12 methods and provides
a "Reliability - Peacefulness" table for each. The table scores each method according
to eight criteria, the main ones being Reliability and Peacefulness. Each method is given a final
score combining the scores for each criteria.
The final score of a method is done by setting a fixed weight to each criteria.
However, readers may have a different opinion on these. For example, a reader
may not care at all about whether a method is detectable by authorities or not.
This page, based on the 2022 version of the Peaceful Pill Handbook, lets you
chose the weights, and thus see how the methods rank
according to the importance you give to each criteria.
Instructions
- Enter weights in the "Criteria Weights" table.
The value of each weight can range from 0 to 10.
- The "Reset Weights" button resets the weights to their value in the Peacefull Pill Handbook.
- The "Clear Weights" button sets all the weights to zero.
- Press the "Rank" button to show the list of methods ranked by score.
- Methods with a higher score are better. The methods are sorted by descending score.
- The percentages shown next to each score in the ranking results are relative to the
maximal score possible.
Most of the methods and criteria are self explanatory, except for the following:
- DDMAPh 5-drug mix : this method, described in the Peacefull Pill Handbook, is a
combination of five drugs: Digoxin, Diazepam, Morphine, Amitriptyline and Phenobarb
- VSED - fasting : VSED is an acronym for - Voluntary Stopping Eating and Drinking