what happens when you die?

[KingsBlend420]

That's so trippy. Sometimes I don't like thinking about that kind of stuff because it kind of seems like a waste of time since no one knows. It's cool to think about it though when you're high because you get really into it. I've had some pretty deep conversations about it when I've been blitzed.

[vej33]

That brings up an interesting point. Do you think that people can dream when they're dead, but just never wake up? Sounds very unlikely considering that the brain does absolutely nothing when you're dead, but it's interesting.

That is assuming one still has a brain, or even a head, while they are dead. Given that, I don't see it as logical. But that DMT thing sounds cool, that whole "eternal last minute". then again, how eternal can something feel if your brain gets blown apart?

[KingsBlend420]

That is assuming one still has a brain, or even a head, while they are dead. Given that, I don't see it as logical. But that DMT thing sounds cool, that whole "eternal last minute". then again, how eternal can something feel if your brain gets blown apart?

Yea, I really wasn't thinking of someone w/o a head at the time haha. That makes death even more of a mystery.

[Infamous]

That's so trippy. Sometimes I don't like thinking about that kind of stuff because it kind of seems like a waste of time since no one knows. It's cool to think about it though when you're high because you get really into it. I've had some pretty deep conversations about it when I've been blitzed.

Yeah me too man. The only problem is remembering it the conversations after the session hehe. I heard that us humans only use 11 percent of our brains....... the other 89% could contain anything. All that extra space must be used for something, maybe it only activates when we die.

[Breukelen advocaat]

There was a doctor and medical scientist, during the French Revolution, who was arrested for some reason and sentenced to the guillotine. He told one of his protégés to observe his eyes after his head was cut off, because he wanted to conduct a final experiment, by blinking his eyes, to see if the brain was still conscious. The observer wrote that his friend blinked three times immediately following the guillotine.

[vej33]

I think the 11% of our brain thing means that we only use 11% of our brain at a TIME. i'm almost positive we've mapped out the brain for all its observable uses. Key word being "observable" i guess.

[Tony1234567890]

When you die, you come before God Almighty. Face to face.

If you don't know him, then there is reason to be afraid.

If you do know him, then it's all good.

[vej33]

So do animals meet God Almighty as well? and if they do, do they fear him since they are not intelligent enough to know "know him"?

i see no difference in the death of an ant, a dolphin, a bird, or a human. iv humored so many conversations with people claiming only humans have souls, but animals don't. it's a package deal.

our ansestors, the folks who breached the stretch between animal and human, had burial rituals for eachother.

i like what someone else said on here recently, it's something i've always thought as well: when you die, it's just like before you were born. nothing.

[KingsBlend420]

i like what someone else said on here recently, it's something i've always thought as well: when you die, it's just like before you were born. nothing.

I agree with that, it's a scary realization though.

[vej33]

To a degree yea.

Do you guys believe in souls? If so, what constitutes a soul? I'm not challenging or anything, I really just want to hear what people think.