Heard of both. Very strange. Not exactly scientific.

I don’t think she was doing it to find out for herself. I think she probably wanted closure after the passing of a loved one.

patience …. patience …. there’ll be a whole post about it soon enough…..

why u getting hate mail? u didn’t say anything wrong? send em to me plzzzzzz! i wanna laugh!

“The notice of a very unpleasant sound or noise”. and very unpleasant smell, they say.

I have read somewhere about a French famous guy (was caught up in the revolution and faced death penalty) who asked his friends to watch him closely after beign killed. He told the lucky friends that he would continue blinking as long as possible after being executed. So later, he was reported to have blinked for some seconds or more! Now this could be either consciously or due to nerve action! Only the guy knows.
Also there’s another story about a doctor who experimented with the head of a murder (immediately after beheading). I don’t remember the details but the doc claims that during the experiment, he called the dead murder in a strong piercing voice and when he did the eyelids slowly lift up!! and this was repeated and each time the eyes looked at him with more focus until there was no further movement (after maybe four successful attempts). Keep in mind that the whole experiment took less than 1 minute.

That being said, what the hell, KTDP’s friend? aren’t you sick of spending your whole life trying to find answers? Jesus, you don’t even want a break after you are dead? you will make a very dedicated corpse. I’ll stick to rotting, merci.

Sorry for the long comment.

I’d have to disagree. The sensation can’t be directly linked to the method of death. Think about it this way. Your consciousness is dictated by your brain. Your brain dies from one of two things mechanical damage or lack of oxygen.

So in reality we can either have two different sensations during death or one standardized one. If we had two then one would have to be more painful than the other.

However the variety of near death experiences coupled with what we know about the symptoms of brain damage from trauma seems to point to one standardized sensation during death.

This is all assuming you have no soul ofcourse.

When you’re dead you are dead and that’s it…
your body switches off and stops functioning…

How it feels to move from being alive to being dead will differ from one person to another depending on the reasons of death… you can’t expect a guy who died from swine flu for instance to feel the same as a guy who had kidney failure.. Yes we all die when are brains stop doing their jobs, but which organ switches off first will make a difference on how we go through the whole thing..!!

and that’s just my very humble opinion..

faith is good for the psyche. But knowing what someone feels as they die could have huge implications on things like end of life and palliative care.

Our concept of capitol punishment may change based on research into the field.

not worried. Blog is mainly for my entertainment.

Hatemailers are actually enjoying this post alot …. 6 emails in one day. New record!?!?!?!

people get scared when they fail to understand something, this is when faith comes in.. i don’t think u can really assess or define wht happens when a person dies.. so no matter how many tests are done on the subject, we won’t get any closer to the truth.. unless u experience it first hand, but then u can’t exactly describe it afterwards, can u?

this “coming back” thing dsnt count cuz the person isn’t really dead, merely Unconscious .. there’s this movie i once saw abt the same exact topic.. and while they were “dead” they visited the places they most frequented, physically or mentally.. its a very intresting