ZDQuesting
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I was watching a documentary on death, (off topic if you want to watch it, it's called National Geographic's Moment of Death) and there is a very open debate in the medical field for ages, about death. When is it safe to say someone is dead? And what are the requirements for someone to be dead?
I personally believe someone is dead when nothing inside their body is functioning. As far as organs are concerned, they are destroyed, and decomposition starts to occur. We control the possibility now, for someone to be 'dead' for hours, and then revive them. So would that be considered rebirth?
It's really something just to think about. And I'd love to see everyone's thoughts.
I personally believe someone is dead when nothing inside their body is functioning. As far as organs are concerned, they are destroyed, and decomposition starts to occur. We control the possibility now, for someone to be 'dead' for hours, and then revive them. So would that be considered rebirth?
It's really something just to think about. And I'd love to see everyone's thoughts.




