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🗓️ 12 May 2022
⏱️ 15 minutes
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Today, you’ll learn about how doctors may have accidentally confirmed that our lives do flash before our eyes just before death, the scientists aiming to legitimize art and music therapy as treatment for mental trauma and how scientists are pulling diamonds out of thin air! ... Essentially.
Your life flashing before your eyes isn’t just a thing in movies. It’s real.
We don’t understand it yet, but art and music therapy work wonders.
NPR’s audio and written stories on the matter
Stop mining for diamonds! Just pull them out of thin air.
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0:00.0 | Hi, you're about to get smarter in just a few minutes with Curiosity Daily from Discovery. |
0:09.0 | Time flies when you're learning super cool stuff. |
0:11.5 | I'm Nate. And I'm Call Kali. If you're dropping in for the |
0:14.0 | first time welcome to curiosity where we aim to blow your mind by helping you to |
0:18.0 | grow your mind. If you're a loyal listener, welcome back. Today you'll learn |
0:21.8 | about how doctors may have accidentally confirmed that our lives do flash |
0:25.6 | before our eyes just before death. |
0:27.8 | The scientists aiming to legitimize art and music therapy as treatment for mental trauma and how scientists are pulling |
0:33.7 | diamonds out of thin air, essentially. Without further ado, let's satisfy some |
0:38.8 | curiosity. Ah, that light is bright. Don't walk towards it in eight! |
0:43.5 | Cali, I'm not dying, you're shining a flashlight in my face. |
0:46.5 | Well, what if I told you scientists might have an idea of what you would see if you were dying? |
0:51.5 | We have an answer to the greatest unknown question. We are getting closer. |
0:56.4 | Doctors recently captured the first images of a dying brain when a patient suffered a heart attack during an EEG. |
1:02.1 | What they saw is raising questions about what it means to die and could give us insights into what our final living moments will feel like. |
1:09.0 | Okay, Cali, that's cool if not a tad dark, but how do you get an EEG of a dying patient? We can't exactly predict death, can we? |
1:17.0 | Let me set the stage. An 87 year old male went to a Vancouver hospital after getting a brain bleed from a fall. Doctors operated to deal with the bleed, but two |
1:25.4 | days later the patient started having seizures. To get a better sense of what was going on in the brain, |
1:29.8 | doctors administered an EEG. An EEG or electroencephalogram is when they put tiny metal discs connected to wires |
1:37.3 | all over your head to pick up your brain waves. |
1:39.6 | I'd love to get a look inside that knowledgeable head of yours, Nate. |
1:42.6 | Unfortunately, the man had a heart attack during the procedure and had signed a |
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