Scientists capture images of dying man’s brain activity

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Neuroscientists recorded the brain activity of a dying human brain, revealing how one’s neuroreceptors respond to a slowly dying body.

The researchers discovered a series of rhythmic brain wave patterns that resemble dreaming or recalling memories, making this the first neurological evidence affirming that dying humans see their lives flash before their eyes.

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