This chapter features a discussion with a British physician about the complexities of death and near-death experiences, presenting a nuanced understanding of death as a process rather than a moment. Set against the backdrop of the Morgan Library and Museum, the conversation explores advancements in neuroscience, including experiments that revived brain activity post-mortem, which challenge traditional definitions of life and death. The chapter highlights the ethical implications and medical advancements needed to navigate these evolving concepts in critical care.