Very interesting "Life after Death" page...99.99998% probablility FOR LAD

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**BloodofOrks**

Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:Well, with regards to near death experiences.....

Exactly how reliable can the account of a person ripped to their tits on prescription drugs (like, oh, I dunno, anaesthesia, painkillers etc) who are quite likely experiencing oxygen starvation to the brain be held as trustworthy?

Not saying they are lying, just plain old hallucinating.

I remember hearing about a scientist who noticed that the experiences described by near-death survivors resembled the experiences described by astronauts and test pilots who maxed out on the centrifuge. It seems likely to me that loss of blood to one's brain creates a fairly consistent set of hallucinations.

**chaplaingrabthar**

But why is that particular hallucination so very common? A form of cultural pre-conditioning?

**Golden Eyed Scout**

The only true way to know about Life After Death: Die, and stay dead. I can wait for about, 70 more years before finding out, thank you very much.