Life after death was recognized as "plausible": scientists allowed the existence of consciousness after a cardiac arrest Finnish researcher Pekka Rehrt studied the memories of people who experienced clinical death. It turned out that in the moments when the devices recorded a complete stoppage of brain function, the patients still maintained their sense of "I", felt vividly and perceived reality as one whole. This may mean that our thoughts and feelings are completely independent of the electrical activity of the gray matter. news. up to a maximum.

Life after death was recognized as "plausible": scientists allowed the existence of consciousness after a cardiac arrest Finnish researcher Pekka Rehrt studied the memories of people who experienced clinical death. It turned out that in the moments when the devices recorded a complete stoppage of brain function, the patients still maintained their sense of "I", felt vividly and perceived reality as one whole. This may mean that our thoughts and feelings are completely independent of the electrical activity of the gray matter. news. up to a maximum.