What do you want to see in your last moments? | One Good Question

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Okay, welcome to one good question
our Friday episode. This one is a

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deep one and I came up with
this one myself, but it's a I

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think it's a pretty good question,
and we're going to try to like be

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very succinct in our answers to this
question. But we could probably have done

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a whole, you know, full
episode on this sucker. So the question

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is this, like what happens to
your brain when you die? And the

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answer seems to be that that that
in the minutes after you die, there

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is a ton of additional activity in
your brain. There's like all this electrical

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stuff going on. Connections get made
that were not made before. Things start

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to move in tandem. It's this
whole like crazy experience that's going on MT

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right. Yeah, maybe no,
I think so DMT releases, I think

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when you die potentially, Yeah,
there's nothing about that in anything I've read

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so far. So the question is
what would you like to be running through

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your head? Oh shit, that's
a damn when you die? Like what

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do you see? What would you
want to see? Not what? Yeah,

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I mean I think that I'm pretty
damn sure DAMNT releases when you die

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and humans and it releases at other
times in different animals. But that's why

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that's like supposedly the bright light because
DMPT is a loose in the gin and

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obviously depending on your receptors and how
much you release, shit, I want

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to see and feel nothing. That's
my goal. My goal is blank blank,

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Yeah. I mean, if there's
heaven, i'd love to see the

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gates. If there is not heaven, then I'd love to see no pain

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and no sadness. So it's essentially
like the end of the Sopranos. I've

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never seen Sopranos, but yeah,
yeah, I just just like, yeah,

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I just go to black. I'd
rather see that than like see the

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demons I see every day or think
about or whatever. Yeah, for sure,

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not the demon. You hope the
end is good and better than I

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mean, whether you believe in Christianity
or whatever you believe in, the thing

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is that like you suffer now to
do good things later and like live this

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reality that's so up and down,
so then you can come to peace or

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enlightenment or whatever later. So yeah, I hope it's bright lights to a

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gaate or what about a slight like
just a bunch of dogs. Yeah,

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So if the gates are there.
I'm opening that gate and it's just fucking

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puppies. It's just buffets and puppies
and they're licking your face and puffs.

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Yeah, we're not eating dogs.
Maybe it's a vegan buffet. Maybe it's

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turned vegan in the afterlife. No, I don't do that after life.

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Then that means you're in hell.
Might like taste I might not have like

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taste buds or nothing. That's crazy. You just said vegans belong in hell.

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Yeah, our vegan base just lost
them. Have to apologize to that

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very large ginger man later. What
you got, habby? I agree.

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I don't really I don't have any
religious beliefs or anything. I don't really

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want to see anything. I don't
want to think anything. I don't Some

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people could say, like you want
to see your best memories? Yeah,

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so like sure, but people say
your eyes right right, and maybe it's

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like the happiest moments before it fades
to black. I don't know what that

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how realistic that is? Maybe I
got to try d m T. That's

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a great idea. How many people
do it? And then and then we'll

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actually just kidding. But yeah,
I don't know. What do you have,

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Jim, I was hit sea baths
first, because you go first,

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you have very specific, probably just
my fondest memories, that's it. Yeah,

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And then a final tier, straight
face pour the mine is very specific

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because my whole life. I heard
the story about when my mom's dad died,

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which was before I was born.
She was a teenager when he died,

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and on his deathbed, as he's
dying, he's saying it just keeps

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getting brighter and brighter, and that
I always they always thought that that many

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was going to have and I seriously
doubt that, just because because the stories

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I heard, other stories I heard. But then when my when my mom

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died, she uh, she had
been on oxygen because her ones were being

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squeezed by fluid in her chest cavity
anyway, so you know, they eventually

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said, you have to take that
off because she's not going to survive anyway,

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and we're just flogging her and whatever. So what she said is he

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said, I see all my babies
around me, and like the way she

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said it, it was ones that
hadn't even been born yet, what like

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grandkids. Yeah, yeah, oh
yes, because she did not have any

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grandkids at the point. Yeah,
yeah, she died. Yeah, she

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was kind of like she saw kind
of everything, and uh, I don't

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know specifically exactly what I want to
see, but I want it to be

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as good as that. Yeah,
I was thinking that, Like, it

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doesn't have to be something that you
have seen before already. It could be

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the answer to the universe or something
I want to see, like what aliens

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look like when I die, you
know, like what do they look like?

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Or what planet they're on? Who
really shot Kennedy? Yeah? Yeah,

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yeah, exactly, things like that, just that man's face, Like,

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okay, got it, you know
the answers, but yeah, like

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that's that is a deep one.
What your mom said. I've heard similar

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things. I forgot who maybe it
might have been one of my aunts or

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somebody been around, someone passed away, but you see like their family has

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yeah, like family, Yeah,
like the ones for them, like their

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parents who had already passed or whatever. Oh, kind of waiting there or

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whatever. It's an experience. I
don't recommend it, but that's an experience

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for sure. Yeah, I'm good
why being there being there? Actually,

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I'll go I don't want to see
anything. I like it to be black

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and I just want to hear Oh, I want to hear what people like

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you? Do? You want the
soundtrack of your your memorial service? Yes,

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people say about you do. I
like hearing. I like listening mm

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hmm. I just want to see
that's interesting for a video guy. Yeah,

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maybe you're maybe you're maybe a sound
Yeah, I don't know. I

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don't want to think about it.
You don't like thinking about death. I

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don't love it, but I don't
love it. I like thinking about deep

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stuff. I don't mind deep stuff, but death. Death is that is

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one of those deep things, ultimate
deep, I know. But it's coming

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regardless I think about it or not. Yeah, And that's why I don't

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care what happens after it's inevitable,
Like maybe what if it's bad after that?

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What is bad after? Like?
What am I going to do about

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it? Now? You're the one
that wants to think about it, But

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I don't even want to think about
it. No, but I'm saying like

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it doesn't like I don't. I
don't care to think about it because even

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if it is bad, what am
I going to do about it now?

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Or nothing? That's why I don't
want to think about it, because you

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can't do anything about it. Yeah, A different method the same results.

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Okay, okay, yeah, yeah, because I don't know what the fuck's

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gonna happen, that's yeah. I
just hope nothing happens. Some kook on

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the internet and I don't know.
Maybe he's a smart guy, but he

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says if you I think, fuck, what was the stat I think he

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said, if you live to whatever
year, you know, twenty forty or

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something, you'll be able to live
like two hundred years twenty forty or something

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like that. I skewed that,
butcher the fuck beause something of that.

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We're coming because of the deck technology. Yeah, because we're gonna upload to

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the fucking internet. But do you
want to do that? Yeah, we're

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going to be web for our consciousness
is web four. I want to go.

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That's what altered carbon is altered carbon. There's a number of things like

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that where you just don't you just
don't die altered carbon. I want to

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die. I think quick. He
wants to no. But they talk about

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you know, where does your consciousness
going and your soul? Yeah, what

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happens to your brain? I was
going to ask you explained it, but

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I was gonna ask, like your
brain or your consciousness, your soul or

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whatever you believe in because some people
be born. Yeah, and some people

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don't believe you have one. The
very long article that I read yesterday about

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this, because I'm looking over your
shore one right now. This is a

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summary. Basically, some people think
that it is a validation of the idea

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that your soul is a separate thing
from your body. There your brain.

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I want my soul to rest as
well, say rest instead of that.

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Most of our who at least we
regard as a great philosopher or whatever,

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all I think that is the case. Yeah, right, so and all

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most religions believe that's the case.
And then the science philosophers believe that's the

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case. So it's kind of hard
to argue it's not. Wait, what

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isn't that well, because basically our
brains are just like really good computers,

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right, yes, And so some
folks, I guess atheists mostly or whoever,

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would just believe you die, you
die, right yeah, because your

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brain is just a machine that can't
work any longer. And then most religions

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and most philosophers, I'm sure there's
plenty that don't believe that there's a spirit

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or there's something that's untangible also within
that your soul is a separate spirit,

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soul, consciousness or whatever is different
from your brain. Because I think eventually,

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if there's a possibility to like live
on forever, there's going to be

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some point, whether it's one in
fifty years or two hundred years later,

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like you's going to be tired.
Yeah, but that's how it's how it's

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depicted. And some people are already
tired at ninety nine. I'm tired at

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thirty four, thirty five. There
you go. Yeah, I also want

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to die when when and if all
that comes about, then yeah, they're

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going to have to make some type
of exit strategy legal okay, right,

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strategy yeah, and I I well, yeah it is well it is here,

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but I just I think they just
made it easier here. It's tough

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in California. I want to say. It was my friend's mom that was

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one of the first ever. Oh
really yeah, yeah, I get it.

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I totally understand. If you're gonna
you have like she was very sick.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, she
was very sick. Yeah that's a

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whole other story. Right, Why
don't we wrap this? Yeah, sign

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