After death, all thoughts disappear instantly

I am an atheist, and I have a variety of religious sayings, please detour, thank you.

In addition, I was just thinking about whether it would be possible to turn the blood in the human body from acidic to normal blood three minutes before the death of the human body (before the brainstem, brain cells, and blood pressure were normal), to deliver oxygen to the brain, and to replace the necrotic organs from the body, so that the human body could work again (that is, be resurrected).

Of course it will disappear, consciousness is present in the neurons in the brain, and when we are sure that the brain is dead, consciousness is already gone.

Suppose the word "death" is used, which means that the brain and brainstem are dead (not related to the cessation of the heart and lungs, not to the last one). We are beginning to understand what consciousness is, but we know that it is a very complex functionAssociated with electrical and biochemical interactions between trillions of synapses in the brain.

All of our thoughts, memories, emotions and feelings are the result of the synaptic transmission of these signals between brain cells (neurons). As our brain cells begin to die, the heart can no longer pump blood containing vital nutrients and oxygen into the brain. All information storage disappears.

After all the brain cells die, everything in the brain is gone。It doesn't move anywhere and disappear like this and can't be recovered. There is a religious view thatA part of our consciousness, the so-called soul, remains after our physical death.

To be honest, this is not entirely ridiculous: this belief began thousands of years before the emergence of scientific concepts that control the course of our lives and deaths.

The only reason this belief still exists is that religion uses the concept of the soul as a means of bringing the dead into an equally fictional afterlife. But fearing the death of humanity, billions of people want to believe that there is something other than death. But a part of our consciousness cannot exist outside the human brainAnd a part of our consciousness is not immune to brain death.

No religious hopeful thought or pseudoscience can change it.

When a person's consciousness disappears after death, is there a soul? Listen to what scientists from the United States and Britain have to say.

This is not necessarily, sometimes the body function is dead, but the brain consciousness is still functioning.

I don't think so, because when people die, the body stops working first, and the brain can still think.

It won't go away, it's still going to survive for a while, that's studied.

Generally speaking, after a person's death, his consciousness will disappear in that instant.

No one can say this clearly, after all, no one knows how they felt at that time.

It's actually a good thing to think about death, fear stems from a false perception, and if you ignore it because you are afraid and run away from it, you will always be afraid of it, although we who are alive may never know what it will be like after we die.

In fact, death is not a terrible thing, if the consciousness disappears after death, "I" will no longer exist, of course, there will be no feelings, no regrets, sadness, death can indeed be very irresponsible to escape from everything; If there really is a place for souls to return after death, wouldn't that be a very exciting, mystical realm?

If you want to leave more meaning in the world, you should strive to be a person who is remembered and grateful.

I'm just a freshman in high school, and I've figured it out (at least I think so), and you should be able to do it too.

Lin Hua thanked Chunhong, too hurried, how could he be the enemy of the cold rain and the late wind.

This is a very normal state, when life is in the most full moment, people will unconsciously think of its withering, the so-called "lonely ancient palace, spring flowers lonely red", we live in an era that can be regarded as rich, when we can not see a more prosperous and richer state, then we can only feel the withering of safflower.

But in fact, our life is not complete, and a complete life needs to die, just like an article, it needs an ending, it needs a terminator.

This is an instantaneous thought, it may be a touch of emotion, it is a spiritual reaction produced by the combination of the outside world and the heart, but it will eliminate this thought because of the external things, so there is no need to worry.

It's normal....Death is something that everyone has to experience. Or you can think of it this way: people go from nothing to something, from existence to nothing, it is a process like a circle, and the time from the point of your birth to your death is under your own control and use, and the rest is beyond your control.

When I thought of it, I thought of it.

Be careful when crossing the street, smoke less and drink less How long can you live.

I also suddenly thought that people are also animals, that is, when I was walking, I saw the black pressing crowd, and I suddenly thought,

Brother, you should understand that the meaning of life is not to think about death.

In 1962, Francis Crick and another scientist were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for their collaboration in discovering the double helix structure of the genetic material DNA. After 1976, Crick shifted his research direction to brain science and consciousness. Through a series of studies he firmly believesThere is no soul (consciousness) independent of the body, and there is no soul without life.

In 1994, his book The Astonishing Hypothesis: A Scientific Study of the Soul was published, in which he wrote: "Your pleasures and your pains, your memories and your ambitions, your feelings of personal identity and free will, are nothing but the collective behavior of a large group of nerve cells and their associated molecules."

That is, the human soul (consciousness) is the activity of specific nerve cells in the brain.