"Experiments in the Revival of Organisms"

[Tokthree]

Sounded pretty believable to me, it's just his manner of speaking and the way he says "Blad" and "15 minutes of dead"

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[Menen]

Read it as "Experiments in the Revial of climaxs"

[._maxwell23461_.]

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[Kalphiter]

Read it as "Experiments in the Revial of climaxs"

I thought that at first but I decided it would've been a better idea not to post it.

[fred da kiko]

when you die, there is a period of time where you are kind of unconscious due to you not actually being dead. to die your brain has to be incapable of working, this happens when it doesn't have any oxygen or nutrients for a certain amount of time. if you can be revived without brain damage, all that happened was your heart stopped working and your brain went into hibernation.

[Tezuni 2.0]

I've done some online research into NDE (Near-Death-Experiences) in the past, and it's interesting to hear from people who have been clinically dead.

Heart attacks, poison, etc...  Then they get revived.  Some of them recollect what they saw.  Others saw nothing.

A significant number of NDE survivors reported lifting out of their body above where they were laying and seeing their own body.

It's interesting stuff.

[fred da kiko]

honestly, i think they just go into dream mode, like when people are asleep.

[Awdax]

I've done some online research into NDE (Near-Death-Experiences) in the past, and it's interesting to hear from people who have been clinically dead.

Heart attacks, poison, etc...  Then they get revived.  Some of them recollect what they saw.  Others saw nothing.

A significant number of NDE survivors reported lifting out of their body above where they were laying and seeing their own body.

It's interesting stuff.

If they are out of their physical body, how do they remember once they return to it? Their brain should have no recollection of it since they were two separate things.

[Tezuni 2.0]

honestly, i think they just go into dream mode, like when people are asleep.

That's a possibility, considering that up until recently, clinically dead was defined as no heart beat.  Now it's brain death.

However, there have been a lot of studies indicating common scenes and experiences from NDE survivors.

You should look it up online you'd find it fascinating.

[fred da kiko]

when you go into a dream while thinking about something, you commonly dream what you are thinking about. i assume this also happens when somebody is doing into pre-death dream mode.

[Tezuni 2.0]

If they are out of their physical body, how do they remember once they return to it? Their brain should have no recollection of it since they were two separate things.

Think of a soul detaching from their "wrapper" of a body.  

Did you know many who have lost limbs can still "feel" them as if they aren't missing.  Souls?...maybe.

It may be beyond our understanding.  But because so many people report the same thing, I think they're on to something.  

[Pitbull]

Read it as "Experiments in the Revial of climaxs"

[fred da kiko]

Think of a soul detaching from their "wrapper" of a body.  

Did you know many who have lost limbs can still "feel" them as if they aren't missing.  Souls?...maybe.

It may be beyond our understanding.  But because so many people report the same thing, I think they're on to something.  

no. your brain has a sense that tells where limbs are in space that it can not see. the problem with it is that it's hard wired, meaning if you have developed a sense for a leg, and loose that leg, your brain will sometimes still think of the leg in space, since it's backed up by sent input rather than received output.

[Kalphiter]

That's a possibility, considering that up until recently, clinically dead was defined as no heart beat.  Now it's brain death.

However, there have been a lot of studies indicating common scenes and experiences from NDE survivors.

You should look it up online you'd find it fascinating.

Hallucination does not surprise me for the NDEs, but I'm simply not buying the few accounts of one seeing one's lifeless body. I imagine the brain stays intact unless it decays (normal circumstances), so it's always possible to bring the brain back to life, however not yet scientifically feasible.

[fred da kiko]

Hallucination does not surprise me for the NDEs, but I'm simply not buying the few accounts of one seeing one's lifeless body. I imagine the brain stays intact unless it decays (normal circumstances), so it's always possible to bring the brain back to life, however not yet scientifically feasible.

i think that if you bring a lifeless brain back to life it would be the same as trying to run a wiped hard drive.