31 thoughts on “Why Your Brain Is Active After Death

  1. What if your brain puts you back in a first person view and you relive your whole life on fast forward but your perspective its normal speed and you recall everything over and over again for the rest of time.

  2. When you die, your conscious experience is widely believed to be identical to the time before you were born: a complete absence of awareness, memory, or perception. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

    What Science and Philosophy Say

    No consciousness: Without a functioning brain, the physical basis for thought, feeling, and memory ceases to exist.

    The "Before" state: Just as you did not experience the billions of years before your birth as painful, boring, or dark, death is a return to that same state of non-existence.

    Time passing: You do not feel the passage of time when you are dead, just as you felt nothing before your arrival. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

    Would you like to explore how different philosophical traditions or scientific perspectives view what happens to consciousness after death?

  3. That must be really fucking sad. If I seen my children or my loving wife or my dad and mama. And I knowingly wasn’t going to see them again. I’d be horrified! I’d be begging. I’d be pleading. Bu, if that’s death. Then that must be why I love my family and friends and lifestyle so dearly. God be with you and me. And may he bless us all. Whoever he may be. 🙏

  4. I watched my uncle slowly pass away in the hospital due to ALS which affected his breathing. They took his mask off and sedated him and in his last moments, he was smiling a little bit in his passed out state and then eventually I saw the skin go pale and heard the death rattle and he is gone. But it looked really peaceful, his smile brought so much curiosity. Like I wanna know what he was remembering or what was going on. All I know is it was peaceful.

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