A little fact...Those suicide bombers and fighters are also hyped up or drugged out of their minds. It is a known fact ISIS and other Militant Groups drug their "soldiers" Lots and lots of drugs.It's not actually dying that's the worst part,it's knowing you're going to.
When the brain is in such a distress functionality-wise it can give you this feeling of dying.
I have to agree that anger overwrites certain feelings in your brain that makes those feelings to be non existent.
Hence why you have suicide bombers and people committing suicide out of anger and think it's them not being afraid of death.It's quite the contrary when the brain is in distress beyond your control and you actually experiencing the feeling of dying.It's not a choice,and you really feel like something greater than you is controlling you.
That's irony working in mysterious ways.
A little fact...Those suicide bombers and fighters are also hyped up or drugged out of their minds. It is a known fact ISIS and other Militant Groups drug their "soldiers" Lots and lots of drugs.
They don't just suicide bomb out of anger. It is alot more complex than that is all I am saying. Of course something has to override the basic instinct to survive. Also, common antidepressants can cause this to happen to.Well in either case it shuts down a certain feeling.Still doesn't change the latter of my reply.
Are you standing at the edge of a tall building? I think you know the answer really..Can someone explain to me why the human brain wants to protect itself so much? When standing on the roof of a tall building, it is incredibly difficult to take that final leap.
What's the psychological reason for this? @linearb?? You are expect in psych.