Siobhan McSweeney

I know.

And they're saying now that in the moments before you die, the brain goes through this quite formulaic way of lighting up.

It does the same thing for everything.

And it activates the...

part of the brain that deals with memories.

So it's this idea that, you know, reliving your life kind of thing or looking back over memories or something just before you die, which a lot of people do say happens.

I don't know.

I can't.

I do know that neither of my parents were particularly ready to go, my mum in particular.

And that literally is a nightmare of mine.

So if we're going to be so stupid as to not try and solve it in time, then I'm going to endeavour to not be scared when it happens.

That scares me, being scared.

I believe that there is

no overriding God or any of that.

I don't.

But I do think from like even a scientific or a biological or even a biochemical point of view, I don't believe that there's an intelligence, an external intelligence, but hopefully there's a continuing use, not meaning.

But I don't know.

I don't know.

I just think the idea of being a tree or something, you know.

Yeah.