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In the fictional Star Trek universe, the Vulcan nerve pinch is a fictional technique used mainly by Vulcans to render unconsciousness by pinching a pressure point at the base of the victim's neck.
The Vulcan neck pinch, colloquially referred to as a Vulcan nerve pinch, was a martial technique developed by Vulcans. It involved applying pressure near the base of the neck, at the shoulder, and nearly instantly rendered the target unconscious, often so fast that the target was unable to cry...
Yes. If you were to study the art of Ryukyu-Kempo, you would discover that the body is full of pressure points that can be exploited to immobilize, knock-out and even kill a person. There are two points that correspond to the position of the fingers in the nerve pinch.
6 gru 2013 · However, the fact that Data was able to nerve pinch proves that there's nothing about it that is inherently Vulcan. But extra-human precision and tremendous strength may be key, and the Soong Android has both these. The nerve pinch is up there with the transporter for culturally resonant Trek ania.
23 maj 2011 · It's possible that a well-placed strike to the vagus nerve in the neck under the appropriate conditions could render someone temporarily unconscious, however this would not be likely to last more than few seconds. This would be the most likely explanation (if it isn't staged) for the video here.
As I stated earlier, a precision strike on the pressure point at the base of the neck can cause a knock out, which means that a pinch on that same point would have to have a psi of several hundred foot pounds or more in order to have the same effect.
19 gru 2013 · The most emotional moment in all of science fiction begins with a Vulcan nerve pinch. Spock's self-sacrifice aboard the retro-fitted Enterprise in The Wrath of Khan is only possible because he is able to beat a path to the key warp drive functions that need immediate manual repair.
