In the gray zone

Adrian Owen is the largest Canadian scientist, a neurophysiologist who has devoted more than 30 years of life to the study of processes taking place in the brain in a borderline state. His bold experiments made a breakthrough in the understanding of these processes. Owen’s research was discussed on television and radio, in press and on the Internet, television documentaries and radio broadcasts were created about them. In 2019, Adrian Owen was awarded the Order of the British Commonwealth for his contribution to the development of neuronauki.
until recently, the opinion of a person who is in an autonomous state was almost dead in the scientific environment. There were many discussions about the appropriateness of connecting a “living corpse” to life support systems, when there is no hope for brain restoration. But once a young Canadian scientist allowed himself to doubt that the so-called “vegetables” do not feel anything and do not realize what is happening to them and around them. What if in the dungeon of the helpless body suffers, the shower freezes from horror, which is unable to contact the outside world?
Having enlisted the support of like -minded people, Adrian Owen developed a number of original experiments to confirm - or refute his guess. The results of the experiments stunned the scientist, and the “revived” patients were finally able to tell what they saw and felt in this mysterious “gray zone” - between life and death