Massive Spike in Brain Activity after Death in Brain Dead Coma Patients

So if this is the brain sending the soul back to the afterlife what happens when someone dies in a way that this process can't take place

Is that where supernatural beings come into play

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So this is more proof that the decapitated can try to communicate.

Even if a severed head is simply telling the world to kiss their severed
ass.

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I think it's not reincarnation. It's going to sit at the table of our lord if we've been decent

a reply to: Opossum19

Oh dear. That's me screwed then?

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originally posted by: SchrodingersRat

originally posted by: Threadbarer
Law of Conservation of Energy. The human body can produce up to 2000 watts of electricity. That energy has to go somewhere when the body dies.

But they weren't measuring electrical activity.

They were measuring brain waves.

Huge difference.

Brain waves are weak electric fields.

That is how an EEG works that registers the waves, it registers the electricity. Electroencephalography (EEG)

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Here's what the documentary I watched a few weeks ago. It seriously changed not only how I look at death but also how I understand God.

The full recording of Parnia's Lab's premiere film, Rethinking Death: Exploring What Happens When We Die. In Rethinking Death, scientists, physicians, and survivors of cardiac arrest explore the liminal space between life, death and beyond, breaking down these stunning scientific breakthroughs to tell the remarkable, scientific story of what happens after we die.

Rethinking death: Exploring what happens when we die

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Glad you're still with us Carp.

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Thanks!



Touch and go.

Enjoyed the diamorphine in hospital though.

While listening to Comfortably Numb on my iPod.....

a reply to: tarantulabite1

Why does a goldfish have to sound like somebody's jewish mother?

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

While listening to Comfortably Numb on my iPod.....

Relayer was my album of choice last time I had to be put under.

British prog rock really nails the vibe.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

I like you more knowing your a floyd fan.



Get well!

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Topographic Oceans and Close to the Edge works for me.

Or as Rick Wakeman called it "Tobys topographic go cart".

a reply to: Irishhaf

Which ones Pink?

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Close to the Edge is hands down their best album but 30 minutes of Gates of Delirium while on hospital strength painkillers is hard to beat.

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Or Awaken?

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Mind you, Scissor Sisters version of Comfortably Numb is pretty good too?

Is there another source for this? The link isn't working.

Our soul would need a lot of brain power to ascend to wherever it goes. To organize our consciousness to be able to integrate with the collective consciousness of this world. Memories would be left behind, but the skills to contact and use the memories of close relatives or people we love would be all that is needed to connect to the living.

I suppose the soul could jump into someone else's body too, but it would only be able to possibly guide the living beings consciousness. Now good people go one place, and bad souls would go to another. Also, every living thing has a soul, even plants and bacteria and fungi. So remember this when it is judgement time, did that dandelion really need to be poisoned?

Now I am definitely not a professional at religion or anything, so nobody should listen to me. This is just a possibility I am pondering, if I sound like I am right, maybe you might need to see a shrink.

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Talking of NDEs, last summer I drowned in a lake. Not breathing and no pulse for at least 5 minutes.

Mate got me out and did CPR which thankfully worked, with 3 broken ribs.

I had a cardiac arrest. The Doc told me that meant I was clinically dead until my heart started again.

I experienced nothing, no light, no nothing. Just like waking up from dreamless sleep.

My mates call me Zombie. The swines!

No more night carping for me. Mrs C was quite clear on that.....

Holy crap!

You have great mates. I'm pretty sure none of mine know CPR. I do, as I owned a gym at one point and had to get certified to use the AED Defibrillator and perform CPR.

Maybe that's why they always invite me on their outings after all.