Neuroscience and forensic research shows that death is not a completely instantaneous and simultaneous process throughout the body; after blood circulation stops, the brain, muscles, blood flow, body temperature, and even cellular activities all undergo changes at different time intervals.
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Neuroscience and forensic research shows that death is not a completely instantaneous and simultaneous process throughout the body; after blood circulation stops, the brain, muscles, blood flow, body temperature, and even cellular activities all undergo changes at different time intervals.