Steve Jobs' last words

"OH WOW."I'm not sure how those words can convey deep religious significance. Is the meaning somehow altered by the fact that his life was ending at the moment?To be perfectly frank, given what we know about brain and body processes at the end of life, I don't see how magically peering into a "realm" of which we are totally ignorant and which is supported by no evidence at the moment just before death as his brain and body functions shut down is a more likely explanation than that he simply felt a sense of euphoria or pain, possibly with some degree of hallucination, as is proven to be common when the brain begins to shut down.Why would those simple, utterly vague words convey any significant meaning to me? He didn't describe anything. It's hard to choose a pair of words that convey less information than "OH WOW."

It's conceivable that he felt an overwhelming sense of euphoria as his body shut down. It's impossible for us to know what he really felt, but I'm sure we all hope he died peacefully, as opposed to in pain.

If I said "OH WOW" under those circumstances, I think she'd ask me to stop.

I'm not noisy.She is.I usually take that to mean I did a good job.