Our lives really DO flash before us the moment of death!

[rayg]

Apparently our lives really DO flash before us the moment of death!

Scientists record the brain activity of an 87-year-old man at the moment he died, revealing a rapid 'memory retrieval' process

Researchers recorded brain activity of 87-year-old as he died from a heart attack

Brain waves indicated rapid memory retrieval process occurred at time of death

Findings suggest our life does flash before our eyes through 'memory retrieval'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...fe-events.html

[rayg]

Apparently all the stories we heard/read about, when a person is brought back from heart stopping or near death experiences and who relate such experiences must have some truth to them! You think!

[togor]

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs...urnalCode=omea

Apparently there is some evolutionary advantage to throwing the kitchen sink of memories at lethal situations. Who knows, maybe remembering the combination of that old padlock is the difference between life and death!

[dryheat]

I'm nowhere near death but it seems now days someone rummages through the filing cabinets at night and finds all kinds of interesting "paperwork". Like Bob Seager I wake humming a song from 1952.