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it blocks the memory tho right? that's all that matters believe me, one of my best friends was responsive while under. poor guy also has sleep paralysis, exploding head syndrome and stuff. we dormed in uni with a couple guys and i was noturnal... i remember playing hearts of iron at like 3am and he just bolts upright and yells a syllable and I turned and stared right at him and he was obviously asleep and going thru something
as long as the surgery is good
This is a different philosophical question but I think it does matter, even if you had no memory of it. I wouldn't want to die a painful death even if I obviously wouldn't have any memory of dying, because the experience of pain is bad. OP is justified in being concerned about a potentially bad experience even if OP wouldn't remember it regardless.
I think this is a wild take.
We will all forget all pain we ever experienced once we die, I don't think that makes it "all that matters".
well no. because 1. you're still going through something horrific even if you don't remember it and 2. your body still remembers it even if you don't. can't be healthy