system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
What would happen to someone as they got closer and closer to a neutron star, and hypothetically, if lived, what would they see?
gpt
Either a very bright light, or nothing at all due to the intense magnetic fields that would greatly alter the flow of the fluids and charged particles in your body. 

Since your body communicates using mainly fluids and charged particles, it's going to kill you. Uncharged particles are also going to get charged, so it's going to kill you too. 

Essentially according to your question you're just going to see a bright light. 

Neutron stars look very boring in the visible light range. 

If you're looking for the gravitational effects instead, the neutron star will fill up a greater field of view than expected for that distance due to gravitational lensing, and you would be able to see a non-identifiable spot somewhere on the opposite hemisphere of the star instead of being limited to only seeing one hemisphere.