I'm just going to be honest here. I've faked passing out a few times, for stupid reasons when I was younger and wanted attention from people (which is what I think Wendy did here). I've passed out once for real, when I was getting blood drawn my sophomore year in high school, a few decades ago. It's hard to find videos online of people really passing out. The closest thing you can probably find is someone getting ko'd in a boxing match or an MMA match. It's not quite the same, but it's close. You don't look like a gltichy robot, you don't try and protect yourself (as she explains she did in the first video posted on this page), and you don't have a recollection of what happened (as she does again in the first video). When you pass out or get knocked out (which has happened to me too), the basic science of what happens is, your body gets this sense that it's in deep trouble when something bad is about to happen, so it takes all the blood from your major working parts of your body (except the heart) and rushes it to your brain to keep it running and shuts everything else down. That's why your legs drop, then your arms, then your whole body. This was not real, this was poorly staged, and she should've done better homework on how someone falls whenever they pass out...