What do you guys think happens when people are dying, like miliseconds before there death? Does life really flash before their eyes? If yes what about people with Alzimer?

Oh woah... hmmm, I have no idea as well. But I like to think that there's something else after death and not just pure loneliness. I sometimes think that once I die, I'll wake up again but in a different universe hahaha

Saw a video a while ago, this dude described what he saw when he was pronounced dead, while in a comma. He said it felt peaceful, and there was nothing there.

What if its a fragment of their last imagination and since they're dying their mind lost the capability to create an object and thus creating an empty but peaceful space.

Ah no, just my theory hahaha

Nice theory.
Isnt it scary that we really die twice, once physically and the second time when all the people that knew us die. I dont know which death is scarier.

Would you rather be alive but noone remember you? Or die but people remember you?

if no one remembers me, it sounds like alzheimer but backwards haha, but dying and everyone remembers me, it could be cruel to people who cant get over a lost ones death, I'M not sure but i guess die and everybody remember me

I don't know about your life flashig before your eyes.There is 0 evidence available to confirm that theory.But If your life did flash before your eyes in time of death maybe its you trying to escape death.afterall death is painful.

i think that if your life did flash before your eyes, it is like trying to 'not die' but i feel like dying mostly would be like remembering loved ones and moments you wanted to relive, or mostly you trying not to die haha.

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from what i heard it doest feels or imagine nothing scientifically speaking since i heard people on coma or EAD feels kinda different but some of them agrees that they actually do not see nothing only darknes / nothingness, the experiences in EAD they are mostly generated by electric responses of the brain like liberated on a big surge of energy making the affected "imagine" or experience something related on their beliefs or religion