If there is no after life the why were Steve Jobs last words, "Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow"?

Question

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2011/oct/31/steve-jobs-last-words

Not sure if he was going to heaven or hell, but interesting nonetheless

Answer 1

"My God, why have you forsaken me?"



Well....? Who said that just moments before he died on his suicide mission around the year 30 CE or so?

Answer 2

"... why were Steve Jobs last words, "Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow"?"



You should already know with your research into NDEs that, when the brain is under stress, like when you're dying, the brain is bombarded with all manner of hormones that can cause the equivalent of an LSD trip...



Oh, sorry - you don't look at anything that doesn't support your 'truth' ;)



LoL



"Not sure if he was going to heaven or hell, but interesting nonetheless"



Oh, what an excellent FEAR-inspired broadside.



If you people didn't have FEAR as your Primary Motivator you'd have nothing.

~

Answer 3

i'd be damned" extremely are the perfect words of John "record" Holliday. To on the present time, historians have debated on why record suggested that. the important theory is that record had become a gunfighter hoping that someone might want to kill him and spare him the outcome of tuberculosis and that he changed into surprised that the ailment is what killed him: no longer the ingesting, playing, or gunfighting. So there you've it.

Answer 4

When your brain is shutting down you hallucinate. The physiology is not a mystery.



If Christians are right, why wasn't he screaming in terror? He was a Buddhist.



And does your religion really teach that people go to heaven or hell before they're even dead?

Answer 5

not interesting in the slightest



if you read up on the subject you'll understand that there's a lot going on in the last moments and normal processes explain all we know about the point of death.



NOTE: when you talk about this subject, be aware that some of us have been with people at the point of death, so when talking to the children here, or other religious nuts it kinda makes me sick to my stomach to hear all that nonsense.

Answer 6

If only we could ask him. But last words don't really mean anything when it comes to life after death, due to the lack of objective evidence.

Answer 7

...because he wasn't dead yet and hypoxia induces amazing hallucinations. The process of dying isn't complete until after rigor mortis passes and the body's last ATP energy reserves have been consumed.



"Near death" experiences only toy with the beginning of the process of dying.

Answer 8

Why is it only Christians that are so inhumane they try to use the tragic death and suffering of people to push their religion thus showing just how nasty it has become?!



England's Archbishop of Canterbury has said that Christianity is now known for it's hatreds and not about god!

Answer 9

Because dying hurts. Oh wow the pain not oh wow heaven.

Answer 10

Actually that was a mistranslation/typo. He was actually singing the lyrics to Surfin' Bird and was in the middle of saying "Papa-oom-mow-mow."

Answer 11

Life no. Hey look, there is no after life. Sorry, just playing. Afterlife is one word.

Answer 12

They polished him off with a big shot of diamorphine.

Answer 13

Because he wasn't actually dead at that point, dead people can't say anything and it is called afterlife, not, just before afterlife.

Answer 14

Well that goes back to the situation with Anton Lavey on his deathbed. He kept saying "Something is not right, something is not right", and then he died. So that let's me know there is an afterlife.

Answer 15

He was a nerd, otherwise he would have been saying Oh F*** Oh F***

Answer 16

little pancreas demons were getting all up inside His bizness

Answer 17

but was he Brown Bread at that point,ye don't know.

Answer 18

He probably didn't know what else to say.

Answer 19

Orgasm?