OK. Someone blows your head off with a shotgun. Brain in a thousand bits. That's just one non-scientific example.
OK. Someone blows your head off with a shotgun. Brain in a thousand bits. That's just one non-scientific example.
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EddieM
I used to get deja vu when I was younger and it would be accompanied by a strong metallic taste in my mouth. Never happens anymore though. Strange, but probably explicable.
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EddieM
OK. Someone blows your head off with a shotgun. Brain in a thousand bits. That's just one non-scientific example.
Your brain has been starved of oxygen due to its lack of integrity.
OK. Someone blows your head off with a shotgun. Brain in a thousand bits. That's just one non-scientific example.
Your brain has been starved of oxygen due to its lack of integrity.
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EddieM
I'm not sure it is 18g, but there appears to be a small but significant weight loss at the time of death, which is unexplained.
I was almost brought up on science, and as such I firmly believe in it, but I accept it cannot explain everything... until we manage,if ever we do to unravel it all Then, as all scientist should, but routinely don't do, is keep an open mind.
I'm pretty sure about how most things work, but I'm most defintitely not sure about some stuff.
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EddieM
Not nonsense at all, if its in bits and has no oxygenated blood flow it will die... therefore it has died due to lack of oxygenation.
Its well known that as children our brains are more receptive to incoming messages/signals. As we grow we start to 'lose' these capabilities, One of the reasons why a young child can pick up things like foreign languages much quicker than a teenager/adult.
As a child we had 'imaginary' friends.
As an adult we have schizophrenia.
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EddieM
about around or greater less than 100g...
and the original quote was 18g ?
Not nonsense at all, if its in bits and has no oxygenated blood flow it will die... therefore it has died due to lack of oxygenation.
A decapitated head can live for seconds.
Blown into smithereens your f*cked. FACT.
F*ck all to do with oxygen.
Its well known that as children our brains are more receptive to incoming messages/signals. As we grow we start to 'lose' these capabilities, One of the reasons why a young child can pick up things like foreign languages much quicker than a teenager/adult.
As a child we had 'imaginary' friends.
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That is very true, when i lived in Germany i noticed how all the small children spoke the language very well.
As a child we had 'imaginary' friends.
As an adult we have schizophrenia.
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That is very true, when i lived in Germany i noticed how all the small children spoke the language very well.
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EddieM
Not nonsense at all, if its in bits and has no oxygenated blood flow it will die... therefore it has died due to lack of oxygenation.
A decapitated head can live for seconds.
Blown into smithereens your f*cked. FACT.
F*ck all to do with oxygen.
for about 8 seconds. Everything to do with oxygen. it is absolutely everything to do with every cell in your body. Talk us through the TCA cycle and all your mitochondria.
I wish I had the time
So you're saying bits of brain on the pavement would be living. Agreed.
Still f*ck all to do with oxygen for the moments the bits stay alive.
