Remembering and Disremembering the Dead

@LeahDiscovers That's incorrect. Death is the cessation of brain function. It can be caused by the irreversible cessation of respiratory and circulatory function (which is why it's listed first in the definition), but life is in the brain, not the heart.

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@MiceThatRoar16 @MZHemingway https://t.co/VwXzB0oeQr Easy peasy. Keep lying.

Death has been theorised two ways, as two forms change and personal identity. While the two kinds of death are certainly related, social death is not necessarily co-terminus with biological death. https://t.co/Md6e6piKfK