American researcher Robert Paul Lanza, who is known for his work in the field of biology and regenerative medicine, said that a person after death has a chance to resurrect, waiting for him in a certain parallel world. The article is posted on the Atlantic portal.
The 60-year-old scientist conducted his own research comparing the life of an ordinary person and a plant. Since all types of plants wither at some point in order to bloom again later, a person can do the same, he said. He bases his new hypothesis on the theory of biocentrism.
“To explain brain death in a way that people can understand, bioethics often equate it with beheading. If someone is decapitated, provided the blade goes through the neck, the cortex and brain stem are physically disconnected from the rest of the body; the body remains completely literally mindless. The analogy was specifically used in early descriptions of brain death to dampen peoples' reluctance to accept death in the case of a body with a still beating heart but no brain function. If a person has preserved the functions of the brain, he has every chance of being resurrected,”said Hansa.
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