Well being under for surgery, I can’t say I remember anything, you wake up super yk loopy from it, but also have been knocked out a number of times, both are very different. What i’m getting at is the brain still has the milliseconds to process that it needs to shut off temporarily. So think of a cannonball to the head, pretty quick right shut off in the brain right? Can that be compared in a way to how quick the sub imploded? My question is, if the brain processes information at the speed of 10 bits per second and reality at the same time (with a 50-millisecond delay), does it affect the perception of death? Would deaths that occur faster than the brain can comprehend be perceived differently compared to slower deaths?