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Im curious about the movie 21 grams
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The 20 grams that a person loses when they die is often referred to as the "21 gram myth" and is based on a study from 1907 that claimed the human soul has a physical weight of 21 grams. However, this study has since been debunked and there is no scientific evidence to support the idea that a person loses a specific amount of weight at the moment of death.
No, there is no scientific evidence to support the idea that a person loses a specific amount of weight at the moment of death. The study that popularized this myth has been widely discredited and there is no scientific explanation for why a person would lose 20 grams at the moment of death.
When a person dies, their body undergoes a number of physiological changes that can lead to weight loss. These changes include loss of bodily fluids through sweating, urination, and breathing, as well as the relaxation of muscles and release of gases. However, the amount of weight lost varies greatly depending on factors such as the person's size and cause of death.
No, there is no scientific evidence to support the concept of a soul or its physical weight. The idea that a person loses 20 grams at the moment of death is based on a study that has been discredited and is not supported by any scientific research.
No, the amount of weight a person loses at the moment of death varies greatly depending on factors such as the person's size, cause of death, and the amount of bodily fluids and gases present in their body at the time of death. There is no set amount of weight that all people lose when they die.