plentonimus
28.08.08, 13:51
IS IT distressing to experience consciousness slipping away or something people can accept with equanimity? Are there any surprises in store as our existence draws to a close? These are questions that have plagued philosophers and scientists for centuries, and chances are you've pondered them too occasionally.
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The article describes the following styles of dying:
Drowning, Heart attack, Bleeding to death, Fire, Decapitation, Electrocution, Fall from a height, Hanging, Lethal injection, Explosive decompression
Read the full article on newscientist.com --> (http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg19626252.800)
The article describes the following styles of dying:
Drowning, Heart attack, Bleeding to death, Fire, Decapitation, Electrocution, Fall from a height, Hanging, Lethal injection, Explosive decompression