At least they do not know the exact reason, if they are even aware that they are dying. Just thinking of some war video footage and my own experience of the crash that broke my neck and back and almost killed me. And those that I have seen die. Some of this is a matter of mental state of awareness, or sudden onset of unknown factors to the individual, while others is a matter of an unseen assailant.
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Nobody knows how they died, because they’re dead.
Many people know how they’re going to die, at least approximately. When you’re 93 and have cancer, you know.
Many people know how they’re going to die, at least approximately. When you’re 93 and have cancer, you know
Coke fueled orgies are a great way to go out, I agree!
I prefer cherry coke. No ice.
Snorting cherry coke isn’t very pleasant though.
I reverse snorted ginger tea last week and I think I prefer coke.
I can argue my father did but did not know how he died.
Be my 62 yr old dad.
Get terminal glioblastoma diagnosis.
Brain melting…
Brain melting…
Brain melting…
Dead 12 months later exactly not knowing who or what he was/is.
Legit brain/brainstem forgets how to breathe/send heartbeat signals once the glial cells fully bloom and in the end its an off switch with extra steps.
With some probability but not with certainty. At that age it could be anything.
The post isn’t about knowing in a meaningful or useful sense. In this context it is about the anxiety of the experience in the moments just before it happens.
Brian Thompson knows how he died. It’s unclear if he knew why it was happening though. He may have died thinking Luigi was just a random mugger, and him being Brian Thompson was irrelevant to what was happening.
Or, maybe Brian knew why he was being shot. As far as I know there’s no audio, and nobody ever leaked what was said.
Still though, there was another lady there, which means SOMEBODY knows what was said. The fact that she didn’t immediately hit the talk show circuit, like the today show or whatever, shows that she’s not some pussy snitch. Once she read why that happened, she was like “Ooooooooh, ok. I didn’t see nothin!”
Not my point here. BT did not know he would die. Being scared of the potential is not the same as the experience itself.
When a person is injured and in an unstable state they do not seem to be aware that the moment of death has arrived in most cases that I have seen (3).
The first shot was to the back of his head. He fell to the ground immediately. Then, in struggling to pull himself to his feet he locked eyes with Luigi, holding a gun, and saw him shoot 2 more times. That was the last thing Brian Thompson saw.
Pretty sure he knows how he died.
Anyone, whatever how they died, don’t know anything anymore. Sorry I didn’t read, you lived something traumatic, my comment is out of place.Nah, I’d wager most people know they are dying as it’s a total system over-ride when your heart (the most common) or brain gives up. You might not know the clinical reason discovered in an autopsy, but you know in that moment that you’re fucked. Most people are dying by a sudden heart failure or failure of something else and they know for a moment that it’s like nothing they have felt before.
