Death and DMT

[Mfdom]

Well I looked it up on wikipedia and
-nobody's sure if dmt is produced in dreams
-coma and natural sleep are not 'nearly identical,'
-never the less it is hypothesised that dmt could explain near death experiences but so could oxygen deprivation and other chemical mechanisms.

I really don't trust information on the internet that can be subtly edited by a troll looking to misinform people just for kicks.

[smash619]

I really don't trust information on the internet that can be subtly edited by a troll looking to misinform people just for kicks.

Do you really think that a troll would edit somthing that isn't well known, and as a result, wouldn't be viewed by many?

[Mr Seven Up]

For some reason reading all this makes me see death as a less scary thing.

[Rammjet]

I find that odd, if a, say defilberator, can just about restart a human heart, then I find it unlikely that the brain could produce a voltage that intense.

But hey, the human brain is a marvel.

The nodes in the human heart provide electrical impulses that cause the heart muscles to beat, this is controled by the brain which is linked to the heart nodes by nerves.
A mains current is not required, this is more 'pacemaker' voltage than defibrilator.

I really don't trust information on the internet that can be subtly edited by a troll looking to misinform people just for kicks.

Thank god for citations.

[smash619]

The nodes in the human heart provide electrical impulses that cause the heart muscles to beat, this is controled by the brain which is linked to the heart nodes by nerves.
A mains current is not required, this is more 'pacemaker' voltage than defibrilator.



Thank god for citations.

I don't know what the hell you just said, but you're probably right. Therefore I award you this medal for melting my brain.

You should be proud

[Firefight]

No brain activity could last longer than 10 minutes or so. Unconsciousness comes quicker though.

[Mfdom]

Do you really think that a troll would edit somthing that isn't well known, and as a result, wouldn't be viewed by many?

Yes.

I don't know what the hell you just said, but you're probably right. Therefore I award you this medal for melting my brain.

You should be proud

When people say things I don't understand, they must certainly be right.

[PooZy]

I really don't trust information on the internet that can be subtly edited by a troll looking to misinform people just for kicks.

On a lot of sites they link their sources, so unless the entire science world is conspiring to give you incorrect obscure facts then you can trust stuff.

[smash619]

On a lot of sites they link their sources, so unless the entire science world is conspiring to give you incorrect obscure facts then you can trust stuff.

Agreed

[Rammjet]

On a lot of sites they link their sources, so unless the entire science world is conspiring to give you incorrect obscure facts then you can trust stuff.

And if that isn't good enough you can be proactive and actually visit the sources if you want to discredit them.