Explanation of near-death experiences: a systematic analysis of case reports and qualitative research

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@maxxbone @wholeheart4god @jdenehar @leroyb756 We kinda do. They're just not satisfying to creationists. https://t.co/kNfoP1lrJZ).

@wholeheart4god @maxxbone @jdenehar @leroyb756 Like I said. They happen. Not all 30 million are actively tested. Experience reports are hearsay. Can be recreated artificially and are unique to each ones personal beliefs. https://t.co/kNfoP1lrJZ).

@Jack0fish__ @mykg24 @MelonieMac Sure, that's certainly possible. It's impossible to prove an anecdote. Would be difficult to have a hallucination with no brain activity though. Here's links to some meta-analyses on the phenomenon. https://t.co/epYAwtXRq