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by Tondoteottotote on August 12th, 2005

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What does death feel like?

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  • by Sunblynd 5.0 on November 29th, 2006

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    Though all the other answers herein are good, they miss the point. Many people who have died report a type of euphoria, which is understandable because the nuerons and synapses in your brain are firing off exponentially, futily trying to restart your bodys oxygen supply. When these nuerons fire off they trigger memories and euphoric peptides to ease the body's passing, normally the last thing to die in the body is the brain, and after ten to twelve minutes, it's over and irreversable. No one knows what we feel beyond that.

    It can be assumed you feel nothing when your dead because your brain doesn't register feelings anymore. Your not in your physical body anymore, whatever energy, be it a soul or whatever, that powered you is gone, and the shell of your body is incapable of housing the soul anyfurther, hence you cease to exist.

    Medically speaking, the brain goes through a series of electrical triggers as it shuts down, which in turn release chemicals in the brain to ease ones passing. These chemicals induce euphoria, black out, memory flashes (as if in dream state), out of body experiences, etc. etc. Such experiences have been documented by the medical establishment.

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    • right on

      hardskapunk

      by hardskapunk on June 13th, 2008

    • my answer is 71 ,, check it ...

      TimmyLife2

      by TimmyLife2 on November 19th, 2009

    • Did someone actually monitor the brain of a person in the midst of death? Like at the end of a death sentence when the person is "put to sleep" so to speak? The brain goes through a series of electrical triggers as it shuts down. How is that KNOWN by the medically speaking? What did the medically speaking DO to substantiate this?

      Georgia_M5718

      by Georgia_M5718 on October 8th, 2010

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