Discussion I've experienced death QNA

[Manic Panic]

Does anyone want to know what death is like?
Feel free to ask questions and I'll answer all of them .

 

[DivineSpark]

I have read tons of near death experiences out of curiousity.

 

[Darkover]

It is actually impossible to experience death, because there is literally nothing there to experience

 

[locked*n*loaded]

No one who has actually died can tell anyone else what death is like. Near death and actual death are not synonymous.

 

[Gustav Hartmann]

Does anyone want to know what death is like?
Feel free to ask questions and I'll answer all of them .

Would you like to give us a description of your experiences. I am very interested.

 

[pthnrdnojvsc]

one moment you're aware and alive and then the next moment it's as if you never existed in the first place forever . 1 micro second After my brain dies there is no me anymore for all eternity. it's as if i and the universe never existed in the first place. we all are going to die anyway no matter what happens.

the more you study brain cells which are the same in every species from insects to animals to humans . and the brains which are the shapes the lego peices form ( the lego peices are the brain cells neurons) in all mammals are virtually identical. an individual brain cell is identical in every species , fly mouse human etc. and the brains of all mammals are very similar ,for example a mouse has 6 cortical colummns as a human does. is a fly a mouse that smart or important or different from a human ? not imo

you and the universe exist only as multiple models in your brain. the models are represented in the weights and connections in neural networks in your brain very similar to other animals and even similar to ai.

the 1000 brains theory explains it .

A New Theory Of Intelligence: Review of “A Thousand Brains” by Jeff Hawkins

To me, the most interesting observation in the book is not about brains – it’s about how an intelligent species could make its presence known across the vast distances of space.

www.forbes.com

conscoiusness is only a model of the brain's attention, what the brain is paying attention to .

Frontiers | The Attention Schema Theory: A Foundation for Engineering Artificial Consciousness

The purpose of the attention schema theory is to explain how an information-processing device, the brain, arrives at the claim that it possesses a non-physic...

www.frontiersin.org

non-existence forever is not a bad thing for the organism that has died.

if the animal was suffering extremely then eternal non-existence is escape from suffering.

permanent non-existence is the best thing to me because one cannot suffer extremely if you don't exist. so non-existence forever is the only perfection , the only guarantee of never suffering so bad that it's a trillion times worse than the worst you can imagine : how is that not the ultimate bliss ?

eternal non-existence , non-existence forever is the only perfection the ultimate bliss.....

 

[3FailedAttemptss]

What were the circumstances and what were the moments leading up to your "death" or near death like? was there anything particularly note worthy or was it just a slipping out of consciousness?

 

[Pale_Rider]

Did you see the virgins? Cause I didnt, har har,

 

[StupidCat]

"i died but I lived"
hehehe

 

[Manic Panic]

It is actually impossible to experience death, because there is literally nothing there to experience

It would count as a experience if you get brought back .

No one who has actually died can tell anyone else what death is like. Near death and actual death are not synonymous.

I suppose that is true

Would you like to give us a description of your experiences. I am very interested.

I've flatlined twice , both times I overdosed .
I remember experiencing myself leave my body , it was euphoric but also very painful.
it was like one second I'm dying the next it's like like I skipped a portion of time . It was nothingness.

What were the circumstances and what were the moments leading up to your "death" or near death like? was there anything particularly note worthy or was it just a slipping out of consciousness?

My ex boyfriend took his life a week before and I was overdoseding on benadryl. At one point I just decided fuck it I'm going to take 3000mg and the experience was absolute hell.
The seizures did damage to my brain , I still have moments where I can tell that my brain isn't working properly.
I was told that i was lucky , because i could've ended up brain dead.

When I flatlined , it was like I fast forward to waking up . One second I'm seizing the next I'm experiencing the worst pain I've ever experienced.

The second time I was extremely drunk and I took over 2000mg of thc, which is apparently seizure inducing . I wasnt doing well at the time and i just wanted to get as high as possible. I ended up calling for help when my brain started feeling like i had been hit by a truck and when the EMTs arrived I fell and started having back to back seizures until I just stopped. I was given CPR and shocked back to life on the walkway to where I live.
The experience was similar to the first time except I saw myself floating away from my body ,and something in me grabbed me and pulled me back in . It was a really weird experience.

What were the circumstances and what were the moments leading up to your "death" or near death like? was there anything particularly note worthy or was it just a slipping out of consciousness?

My ex boyfriend took his life a week before and I was overdoseding on benadryl. At one point I just decided fuck it I'm going to take 3000mg and the experience was absolute hell.
The seizures did damage to my brain , I still have moments where I can tell that my brain isn't working properly.
I was told that i was lucky , because i could've ended up brain dead.

When I flatlined , it was like I fast forward to waking up . One second I'm seizing the next I'm experiencing the worst pain I've ever experienced.

The second time I was extremely drunk and I took over 2000mg of thc, which is apparently seizure inducing . I wasnt doing well at the time and i just wanted to get as high as possible. I ended up calling for help when my brain started feeling like i had been hit by a truck and when the EMTs arrived I fell and started having back to back seizures until I just stopped. I was given CPR and shocked back to life on the walkway to where I live.
The experience was similar to the first time except I saw myself floating away from my body ,and something in me grabbed me and pulled me back in . It was a really weird experience.

"i died but I lived"
hehehe

Exactly

 

[bankai]

Both the times that you flatlined, was it because you were saved by the doctors that you escaped death? So if you weren't found by anyone, it would have been successful?May I ask what you used and how much?

 

[Manic Panic]

Both the times that you flatlined, was it because you were saved by the doctors that you escaped death? So if you weren't found by anyone, it would have been successful?May I ask what you used and how much?

I would be dead if I didn't go to the hospital both times. I used 3000mg of benadryl for one attempt and I drank a whole bottle of vodka mixed with 4 energy drinks and 2000mg of thc.
I have heart issues and I have brain damage now so I wouldn't ever recommend what I did .