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Re:How Doctors Die (2013) by rootusrootus on Sunday April 04, 2021 @12:34AM (#26686908)
I agree, general anesthesia feels like the closest thing we can experience. It's a little startling to go under, only to instantly wake up a few hours later and realize you just lost those few hours without even a trace. When you're asleep at night, you don't lose the sense of time, but under general anesthetic it's completely gone.

But I totally understand your point about how maybe it's just the amnesia part, maybe you do experience time, you just don't remember. I had the same kind of experience when I had a endoscopy, and I know that I had to be semi-conscious to participate in the procedure, but the time was completely lost to me and seemed instant, just like a general.

Re:How Doctors Die (2013) by axaxs on Sunday April 04, 2021 @12:41AM (#26686938)
Definitely somewhat conscious, for me. Last time I went under, the nurses said they had to hold me down and wondered who Charlotte was, because I kept mentioning her while fighting.

Charlotte was a datacenter I was concerned about at work, pre anesthesia.

Re:How Doctors Die (2013) by BuyMyBitcoins on Sunday April 04, 2021 @01:40AM (#26687150)
This is amazing. Did you tell them afterwards?
Re:How Doctors Die (2013) by axaxs on Sunday April 04, 2021 @01:19PM (#26691206)
I didn't...but not on purpose. I was so out of it when I came to, I didn't even put two and two together. I just said I didn't know anyone named Charlotte.

It wasn't until the car ride home that someone asked me again that I was like...oh, no, Charlotte the city not the person.