Every Time You Fall Asleep, You Are Actually Experiencing Death

八点半涌现

In the spring of 1912, the Titanic was about to set sail, but just before departure, one man suddenly did not board the ship. He was American financial titan John Pierpont Morgan. As an extremely influential capital figure behind the White Star Line, Morgan was originally deeply connected to this ship, yet he ultimately changed his itinerary at the last moment, miraculously avoiding what would later become a world-shocking maritime disaster.

What if death is not the end, but a dimensional shift? This question sounds like mysticism, yet it subtly touches upon humanity's deepest fear: when the heartbeat stops, the brain shuts down, and the body begins to decay, where does that thing which once could think, feel, and say "I" actually go?