Ce văd oamenii în pragul morții? O nouă teorie încearcă să explice experiențele care îi schimbă pe viață

New theories suggest that near-death experiences may be generated by the brain's final moments of function, influenced by personal emotions and memories. Research indicates that about 10% of people report such experiences, often sharing similar patterns, including feelings of peace and encounters with deceased individuals. Neurologically, the brain produces intense gamma waves during these moments, particularly in areas related to memory and imagery. While many report positive feelings, around 14% describe frightening experiences. Cultural context may also shape perceptions of these events, although less than 40% of those near death recall any conscious experience.