According to scientists from the University Hadassah in Jerusalem may be true that people in the near-to-death experience seeing all his life as a band. But instead of seeing his life in chronological order as the movies The participants in the study saw the events of his life in timelessness.
"There was a linear progression, there was a lack of time constraints. The events were not in space and time and therefore questions that usually ask for their order, are impossible to meet, "explained one of the seven participants in the study.
"And now, thousands of years, both and neither one of them. It all happened at once, as if some of my life events occur simultaneously with any other, although my human brain partition to separate and sort events. "
According to scientists, these experiences may be related to those areas of the brain that are associated with the preservation of memories as the prefrontal and parietal cortices.
"According to our survey results show that the idea of memories of real life exist in the cognitive system as a continuum and can be" called out "in conditions of extreme psychological and physiological stress," the researchers explain the team.
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