In 1901, Dr. Duncan Mcdougall, sought to prove in a scientific experiment that the human soul had physical weight. The experiment was conducted with six dying patients placed on a custom designed scale at the moment of d€ath. He concluded there was a weight reduction of 21 grams at the point of passing.

Having taken into account, factors such as evaporation of moisture, yurine, feces and air loss from lungs, this drop in weight comparatively was instantaneous and much larger. Additionally, he would conduct the same experiment on 15 dogs, to which he concluded no weight loss at the time of d€ath, confirming his assumptions of animals not possessing souls.

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