Haha, I am not sure tbh. I just saw someone say it was his second ball and assumed it to be true. He didn't seem too excited when it went in.
www.vice.com
Although the brain flatlines after the heart stops, and that happens within seconds, it doesn't mean that it's permanently damaged and [has] died. It's just hibernating. What we were able to show is that actually, the brain can respond and restore function again, even after an hour later, which opens up a whole window of opportunity for doctors to start new treatments.”Fascinating insights....
It definitely helps with making sense of one's own mortality and that of loved ones that have faithfully departed or soon to depart this current dimension of consciousness...
People Experience ‘New Dimensions of Reality' When Dying, Groundbreaking Study Reports
Scientists recorded the brain waves of people in cardiac arrest to understand what happens to consciousness when we die.
Yup...surreal insight. Really makes me wonder about my dad when he passed away overnight (in home hospice) and we were awaiting the nurse bedside for a few hours to officially "pronounce" him early in the morning while she did her other calls....Although the brain flatlines after the heart stops, and that happens within seconds, it doesn't mean that it's permanently damaged and [has] died. It's just hibernating. What we were able to show is that actually, the brain can respond and restore function again, even after an hour later, which opens up a whole window of opportunity for doctors to start new treatments.”
so...a computer?Although the brain flatlines after the heart stops, and that happens within seconds, it doesn't mean that it's permanently damaged and [has] died. It's just hibernating. What we were able to show is that actually, the brain can respond and restore function again, even after an hour later, which opens up a whole window of opportunity for doctors to start new treatments.”
See... The answer to human longevity was as simple as "Did you turn him off and back on again?"
Yes this is why CPR/codes work. Where did this come from and why?Although the brain flatlines after the heart stops, and that happens within seconds, it doesn't mean that it's permanently damaged and [has] died. It's just hibernating. What we were able to show is that actually, the brain can respond and restore function again, even after an hour later, which opens up a whole window of opportunity for doctors to start new treatments.”
Just an extraordinary weather system. And yes, automerge is the worst. If I didn't look at my notifications, I wouldn't have seen your question as I zoomed by it the first time
Ozempic, one easy shot a week. Zero side effects. Other meds also, but it dropped my daily sugar 20 pts, and A1C is 7. I did lose 35 lbs, but have leveled out. Still want to lose 20 or more, but I haven't made the effort due to injuries and yadda yadda yadda.
