Lets imagine there is an official experiment and a peaceful death is guaranteed and there is an experimental setup to discover what really happens with someone in the crucial moments of death and the goal is to discover whether there is "energy or a soul" leaving the body" is possible or not. Would you be a voluntary to this experiment?
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figure8
The sun goes down
- Jul 17, 2023
- 76
The only thing that makes this idea convincing is the part about a peaceful death.
aticeret
Member
- Jan 23, 2023
- 29
I don't think scientists would actually try to discover such things, but I would love to donate my body anyway due to several rare mutations I have.
I don't know about science. I would like to donate my organs to someone needy.
FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
- 35,343
If it meant that I got to leave this world in a peaceful way and prevent all future unnecessary suffering then of course. I would always prefer to die peacefully on my own terms and if I was free from everything then it isn't like I could be concerned by any experiment anyway.
Sweet Tart
Arcanist
- May 10, 2023
- 452
This would be a great premise for a sci-fi story or movie. It wouldn't be for me, tho. I don't want to be studied while I go thru the last moments of life.
I mean- not right now. I don't think my Dad would be very happy about it. But- after he's gone- sure. As long as they know what they're doing. As long as they have a backup plan- if the initial dose doesn't work. I'd ask that anywhere though- in an assisted suicide clinic too. I presume they do have procedures if things don't go to plan.
I found this question/poll/thread to be interesting because it made me think about the controversy when it comes to research in cryogenics
That's a good point here! I didn't think of this one! Thanks. But yeah "temporary dieing" whether this is a good idea or not that is to be discussed!
here's a good video Atrocity Guide made that briefly talks about the history of it (I wonder if they ever found the mother's head) very interesting video
yellowroses
Ever Seeking
- Jun 12, 2023
- 91
Honestly depends on the experiment, if it was for like neurolink or whatever then absolutely the fuck not, but if it was something that could actually benefit humanity in some way then yeah, sure, especially if my partner would get compensated for it
𖣴 nadia 𖣴
...member...
- Dec 15, 2021
- 252
They've already been studying the chemical and neural changes in the brain that cause the hallucinations that make up an NDE but it's complex and controversial to research.
I think most (non-religious) scientists would agree there isn't a soul, we lose energy to the surroundings as heat (death chill) after our heart stops, and we lose chemical energy by decomposition afaik.
Yes, why not. I don't really care what they'll be doing with me as long as it's guaranteed that I won't feel any discomfort during the process.
020x
Suffering will end when the existence does.
- Jul 6, 2023
- 249
Absolutely. Peaceful ending is what I want anyways. Whatever they'll do with my ceased corpse wouldn't matter anymore. Maybe I'll be useful if they discover something.
Death is my goal
pathetic failure
- Aug 25, 2022
- 471
platypusfan
Member
- Jun 29, 2023
- 88
Science is one of the few things I have actually enjoyed in my life, it may be scary but there is sort of a beauty to the unknown which is why I would like to go out this way.
