65: Chapter 65: What I Saw After Death Was the Process of Returning to Zero.

"This... this... this!"

Xiao Yu's beautiful eyes were filled with shock, and she couldn't help but cover her mouth.

She finally understood a principle—

When a person is about to die, the process of walking toward the light is a state of moving toward the zero-point field.

She used to think that death was simply the end.

She didn't expect her older brother to be so hardcore today, directly revealing where people go after they die.

At this moment, the bullet chat on the screen in the livestream suddenly vanished.

But soon, a dense wave of comments swept in like a tidal wave.

"I have goosebumps all over. Is the tunnel in a near-death experience us turning into light and heading toward the zero-point field?"

"Oh my god, that's incredible!"

"Xiao Yu's Brother's conclusions are far more hardcore than any religious description; it's practically a scientific version of reincarnation!"

"No, it's not reincarnation. If it's true, what is the world inside the zero-point field like? There's no answer yet; Xiao Yu hasn't asked either."

"If this is true, I feel like... I'm not so afraid of death anymore."

"My necrophobia has been cured!"

"..."

Jiang Zhe's cutting-edge scientific conclusions...

For the netizens of this backward world, it was undoubtedly a dimensional strike.

These words almost instantly cured the pain and necrophobia of some viewers!!

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Meanwhile, in the Principal's office.

Principal Fu looked at Old Wang in a daze:

"My god, these conclusions are too shocking, aren't they?"

"I can't even find the words to argue against Jiang Zhe's conclusions."

"It's like my subconscious believes—Jiang Zhe's conclusion is correct."

Beside him, Old Wang was also so shocked he couldn't speak, his mouth hanging open unconsciously.

Xiao Wang scanned the dozen or so teachers present; every face was a mix of wonder and shock.

He knew—

There were far too many such cases in reality.

If only a few near-death patients had this experience, it could be explained as a coincidence.

But if 70% of near-death experiencers have it, can it still be a coincidence?

"This is insane!"

Xiao Wang reached into Old Wang's suit pocket and secretly snuck out his phone.

Then he raised his hand and patted Old Wang.

Old Wang turned back blankly, "What are you doing?"

"Ding~ Face scan successful!"

The phone in Xiao Wang's hand prompted: [Payment successful. Successfully gifted a Rocket to the livestream. Deducted -500 Yuan!]

"???"

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On the other side, at the Kyoto University faculty housing.

Old Qian stood up abruptly and leaned against the wall, his expression extremely solemn.

"Those highly overlapping signs seen in near-death experiences aren't brain hallucinations, nor are they hormones produced after cerebral hypoxia."

"It is the [sensory feedback of information being transferred]."

"Old Chen, Old Wang!"

"If we can collect near-death experience cases from all over the world."

"And use the model Xiao Yu's Brother mentioned—[transfer from the individual physical body to the zero-point field]—to analyze them..."

"The result waiting for us will be..."

"The truth!" the three said in unison.

The three people in the living room had determined expressions and nodded in agreement.

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Elsewhere.

Inside a noisy private room in a teahouse.

After a moment of bewilderment, Second Senior Brother Zheng Ming spoke up in rebuke:

"Nonsense!"

"What near-death? What light tunnel? Can the words of a dying person be taken seriously?"

"This is completely just the body releasing a large amount of dopamine, endorphins, and other neurotransmitters for the brain before it breaks down."

"It's not that mystical at all!"

However, Zhou Ming, the top-tier doctor who hadn't spoken for a long time, spoke up to refute him:

"Xiao Zheng, this time, you are wrong."

"I'm wrong?" Zheng Ming was somewhat confused, "Where am I wrong?"

Zhou Ming scanned Zheng Ming and Xu Mu with a solemn expression:

"I previously participated in three follow-up trackings of patients after cardiopulmonary resuscitation."

"The data showed that over 80% of patients who were declared clinically dead—no heartbeat, no breathing, and the brainstem reflex area losing feedback—but were later revived."

"They were indeed [already dead], and their bodies were gradually turning cold."

"It was a [normal death]."

"Yet after a while, some suddenly woke up after dozens of minutes!"

"They could clearly and accurately describe the details of the doctors' resuscitation process—they could even recount the voices of the attending physicians and assistants in urgent conversation."

"And the sounds of the equipment in the ICU."

"Even objects on the ceiling and things above the roof that they couldn't have seen while lying on the hospital bed at that time."

Speaking to this point, Zhou Ming's expression held a trace of hindsight-induced fear.

"You should know that these details were all confirmed by the medical staff afterward."

"When I first learned of these things, my entire materialistic worldview shattered."

"You two must realize that in a state where the brain is completely deprived of oxygen and bioelectricity has completely vanished, it is absolutely impossible to [fabricate] these accurate external environmental features and information."

"I can guarantee that [this is not an illusion, but real... perception!]."

"Xiao Yu's Brother's conclusion, summarized, is the process of: [individual information transferring into the collective information sea]."

"And it is currently the only logically consistent explanation in the medical and biological fields for these [near-death experiences]."

At this point, Doctor Zhou Ming pushed the tablet computer toward Zheng Ming.

Zheng Ming took the computer in a bit of a daze.

He looked at the papers and related abstracts on it.

He and Xu Mu together viewed Zhou Ming's past research and tracking reports...

The look of shock on their faces grew more intense and didn't fade for a long time.

"This..."

...

On the screen.

Silence reigned for several minutes.

Only then did Xiao Yu recover from her shock.

"My god, Brother, so death isn't actually scary; the process of walking into that tunnel is even blissful?"

"Yes."

Jiang Zhe nodded, confirming Xiao Yu's statement.

"When a vibrant life is about to reach its end, the body activates its final protective mechanism."

"It secretes substances like endorphins and dopamine to reduce human pain."

"This brings a sense of peace and blissful pleasure."

"Countless near-death experience patients have expressed this in subsequent interviews—there was no pain, only peace, and they didn't want to return to their bodies, but were forcibly pulled back."

Pausing for a moment, Jiang Zhe then added:

"And this state is also reflected in Buddhism; it's called [Nirvana]."

"So no matter how a person dies, it starts with pain, but finally, as consciousness is about to blur, it will be a state of peace and tranquility."

"The [Hell] in religions might just be the [pain] during the near-death process being momentarily magnified countless times."

"Even if Hell exists, it exists in the process from near-death to death, the process of pain."

"True death is eternal peace!"

Hearing this, the bullet chat in the livestream suddenly disappeared.

Everyone was savoring this moment, with no comments coming out to disrupt it.

Xiao Yu put down her milk and asked with a serious expression:

"But why does the physical body die while consciousness lasts forever?"

"This is completely contradictory and antithetical to modern science!"

"No, it's not contradictory."

Jiang Zhe gently wagged his index finger and responded calmly:

"From a quantum perspective—the essence of all things is waves."

"Your body appears to be matter, but if magnified infinitely to the Planck Scale, your body, Xiao Yu, is essentially [vibrations of energy]."

"I just said that consciousness and spirit are essentially information."

"Just like the internet world, it only has external servers and storage; inside those servers and storage is the 'interaction of information between massive IP addresses, a vast combination that constitutes the internet world.'"

"Returning to us humans, it's actually the same—the exterior is a skull made of calcium carbonate; the internal brain organs are all functioning, and brain bioelectricity is generated in various organs to transmit information."

"Since everyone's essence is waves, when our physical body, this vessel, decays..."

"Consciousness, as an information wave, naturally will not be annihilated."

"It will only be released."

At this point in his explanation, Jiang Zhe took a sip of milk and asked a question back:

"Where is everyone finally released to by their individual bodies?"

Xiao Yu's beautiful eyes instantly widened.

"The akashic records? The zero-point field?"

"Smart!"

Jiang Zhe nodded with satisfaction.

Suddenly!

"Wait!"

Xiao Yu suddenly had a flash of inspiration.

"Hmm?"

"Brother, then in what form will this information—that is, our conscious information—exist in the zero-point field?"

As soon as these words were spoken, the eyes of the netizens, who had been listening quietly, suddenly lit up, and they came back to life.

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