https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnoIf2Nw...pp=desktop
(Researchers say there's evidence that consciousness continues after clinical death) It seems to be a reassertion of his previous statements. ![[-]](https://psiencequest.net/forums/images/collapse.png)
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I came across something similar on the Daily Mail site a few days ago (mentioning Parnia by name), but I couldn't work out whether there was any actual fresh content among the noise, or if it was simply a publicity piece for the movie Flatliners.
(2017-10-20, 06:11 PM)tim Wrote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnoIf2Nw...pp=desktop It gives the impression of being an update, but maybe it's just a rehash. The study is described as covering 15 medical centers with a total now of over 2000 cardiac arrests, with 40% having some sort of awareness, 10% having mystical experiences, and 2% having full awareness of what is going on around them. All despite their brains being profoundly impaired in functioning, though not being significantly damaged (they had to later be able to coherently describe their experiences). Orthodox materialist mind-brain theory predicts no mental functioning under such conditions. Of course, the basic problem with the results of the study is that the veridical observation from above experimental design part of it just doesn't seem to be working much. However there are a lot of reasons this would be expected even within the interactive dualistic model of consciousness.
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(2017-10-20, 06:30 PM)Typoz Wrote: I came across something similar on the Daily Mail site a few days ago (mentioning Parnia by name), but I couldn't work out whether there was any actual fresh content among the noise, or if it was simply a publicity piece for the movie Flatliners. Good point, Typoz. That news piece is up to date unless I'm mistaken, though. I read somewhere that he plans to say something about the current study in six months time but I can't seem to find it now.
(2017-10-20, 07:55 PM)tim Wrote: Good point, Typoz. That news piece is up to date unless I'm mistaken, though. I read somewhere The video was good to see, it does give a feel for where Sam Parnia and his team are at present, and where they are headed, as well as an opportunity to clarify a few things. This is a link to the Daily Mail piece, it is new, dated 18 October 2017 When you die you know you're dead as the mind still works That article links to this one, from October 4th, Are 'Flatliners' Really Conscious After Death?
(2017-10-21, 04:22 AM)Typoz Wrote: The video was good to see, it does give a feel for where Sam Parnia and his team are at present, and where they are headed, as well as an opportunity to clarify a few things. Thanks for the links, Typoz On reflection, I think it's quite remarkable what he's saying. He's backing up his previous statement that consciousness can exist (albeit for a short period) without a brain which is heresy and anathema to a great many people. So by simple deduction he can't have found anything in the second study which contradicts the first. It must be difficult for some sceptics to hear such a thing.
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Howdy folks. Just thought I would share this link in case some of you haven't seen it. Speculation, but this "announcement" could be interesting.
https://awareofaware.co/2017/10/18/early...-aware-ii/
(2017-10-22, 09:36 PM)EthanT Wrote: Howdy folks. Just thought I would share this link in case some of you haven't seen it. Speculation, but this "announcement" could be interesting. Nice to see you here, Ethan ! 
Good to see you made it here, Ethan.
I do not make any clear distinction between mind and God. God is what mind becomes when it has passed beyond the scale of our comprehension.
Freeman Dyson
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