ok, here´s something i always wondered:
If you put someone to sleep, supposedly by using some kind of narcotic substance, and then cut of his head by using some kind of guillotine, or something as fast. What happens?
Yeah, Mr. Obvious, that person dies, no shit, Sherlock. But what is death to this person? When I sleep, I don´t take any notice of it. I go to bed, and when I wake up it´s as if no time has passed.You go to sleep, you wake up. The time in-between is non-existent for us. So, when someone is killed during sleep, and in a really fast way, how does that person "welcome" death? Is there some kind of pain reaction that we cannot observe, but the, suddenly cut-off, head goes through? If not, that, imo, brings the whole afterlife-discussion to new life.
Because, if you can die without noticing it AT ALL, then it´s questionable if there really is no afterlife. And yes, I realize how there is a lack of logic, like "there´s no afterlife, that person still dies, just not feeling it", but I´d still feel curious about it. Makes me think if there is some kind of afterlife, because there really isn´t any realization of dying. (and no matter what everyone tells you, I don´t believe that a bullet to the head is painless. It´s "a "faster" death, but not painless.