I had to go under for tooth extractions. I'd take that blissful oblivion over an actual afterlife of pain and suffering.
I had an operation two weeks ago on the side of my face and the operation lasted about 8hrs. It was my first time ever having an operation and the experience still freaks me out. Basically based on the fact that it was the closest I ever came to experiencing death.
When we go to sleep for 8hrs every night. Even though we are asleep, we still dream, occasionally, wake up, retain our consciousness, memory. It’s nothing like death.
Being under anaesthesia is nothing like sleep. Before the operation begun the anaesthetic told me to keep clasping my hand and that was it. I woke up again in 8hrs after the operation. But those 8hrs was completely dark. No memory, no dreams, no occasionally waking up. Just complete blackout. It’s basically what will happen when we die.
The only difference between anaesthesia and death is that unlike anaesthesia, death is permanent for eternity. I mean your body is still functioning when under anaesthesia, but it makes no difference to you because as you don’t experience anything.
you must not sleep well because there are times i be completely out like a light, no xan needed.
Nah. You can have the best sleep in the world and you’ll still have dreams, etc that still makes you feel alive.
Panic cause you didn't have a dream for once brehs
Have you ever been put under? Cause he's right it was nothing like sleep, and I understand the OPs point.
These quotes are dumb as shyt. OP is right it is like death because his senses are dead. If someone breaks your knee or smashes your jaw for surgery while you were ‘sleeping’ at night you’d wake the fukk up
No it is not like ‘sleep’ I’ve had a serious car accident and needed major surgery. No. If I went through those surgeries whilst ‘sleeping’ I’d have woken the fukk up in pain. Going under removes all senses.
It's better to have no dreams than to have nightmaresPanic cause you didn't have a dream for once brehs
Sadly, this is far from the dumbest thing ever said on this forum.Nah, I was dead for 8 years once. That sh*t was nothing like anaesthesia.
We got Zombies posting on the Coli?Nah, I was dead for 8 years once. That sh*t was nothing like anaesthesia.
To be honest I don’t really believe in heaven or hell. Death is just like being under anaesthesia, but the lack of consciousness is permanent.I can relate to what the OP felt. It was like I closed my eyes and woke right back up. But at the same time, It felt like I was somewhere so far away that I had absolutely no feelings or conciseness, and it was nothing like only a deep sleep. It just made me feel like were ever I was, it was the closest to death I had ever been, and I would never want to be there forever. I almost felt like I'd rather feel pain, than to not feel nothing ever again. But you think that until you actually feel pain.
To know death is even deeper than this, really freaks me out. And you sure don't want to wound up in a place of agony. I've heard experiences of people who dreamed they went to h*ll, and believe me. it's place you don't want to go.
This sounds even spookier, but for some people, this can be their h*ll, and they don't know they're dead, or even in h*ll. For example, with AI taking off like it's been lately, what if they created a way that the body could live forever, then kept people alive against their own will, just to make their life more miserable, perhaps because of a crime they committed, or just because they wouldn't go along with the program, taking the jab, etc.... Meanwhile, global warming was making the planet hotter and hotter to the point it was nearly unbearable, however, AI had made a way for selected individuals to be protected, perhaps through some sort of new vaccine.To be honest I don’t really believe in heaven or hell. Death is just like being under anaesthesia, but the lack of consciousness is permanent.
That’s what makes death so scary. You don’t go to some hell or heaven and retain your consciousness. All your memories, goals, dreams, experiences is basically in a microsecond, gone and will never come back again. Complete nothingness. It’s both scary and also in a way a relief depending on the individual but doesn’t really matter anyway
The world meanwhile will carry on as normal.
You must have bothered someone that knows Brazillian JiujitsuNah, I was dead for 8 years once. That sh*t was nothing like anaesthesia.