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"Just buy a piece of cheese"
I already said I want to launch myself off of tall places with the Whirlwind Sprint shout. Getting paralyzed right when you do the shout causes you to get launched way farther, but when the effect wears off and your character does the standing back up animation, you immediately stop moving. Then you die when you hit the ground.
Eating a corkbulb root doesn't work, it doesn't last long enough. I need a potion, because the potion will last the whole flight.
I wonder if getting ragdolled by someone else using Unrelenting Force on you would work? It would be way harder to get the timing right, but Arcwind Point has both a dragon and as many as five undead that can shout, and three of the undead are up near the top on the side that faces out towards the rest of Skyrim.
In any case, a 67-second potion is likely a good start. I wonder if you can get all the way from the Throat of the World to Solitude that way. I have fond memories of jumping diagonally across the whole Morrowind map using a different glitch (Solstheim to the Shrine of Azura, using the glitch that overclocks your Fatigue; At 40k of 400 Fatigue, the flight takes about three minutes).
Try applying the paralyze effect on a ring or glove, then wear to activate the effect, remove to stop the effect. Console search "effect"(no quotes), find any/all reference to paralyze that's has "mgef" tag. Then use playerenchantobject "item id #" "paralyze id #". "item" is ring or glove(add to favorites for quick access), "paralyze id" is the "mgef" tag #. Hope that helps. Cheers.
It serves no purpose...
Yes it does. Just not a good purpose. As he said (right there in the very first post):
If you are paralyzed, you don't take fall damage. And since paralysis ragdolls you, you can also be launched off of a location quite a ways as well.