👉 Deadly engineering refers to the design and construction of structures, systems, or devices that intentionally exploit human vulnerabilities or natural weaknesses to cause harm, often with lethal consequences. This can involve creating environments that trap, suffocate, or incapacitate individuals, such as stairwells with no exit, gas leaks in confined spaces, or even the use of toxic materials in construction. The engineering behind these designs is meticulous, leveraging principles of physics, chemistry, and psychology to ensure that the intended outcome—death—is achieved with precision and efficiency. The deadly aspect lies not just in the physical construction but also in the psychological manipulation of victims, often exploiting fear, confusion, or desperation to maximize the impact.
