Pam Reynolds' NDE during flat brainline, Irrefutable!

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[quantumparanormal]

Put another way, we can deduce the following, logically:

Pam Reynolds may have had a NDE during a flat brainline. = TRUE
Pam Reynolds had an NDE during a flat brainline. = FALSE
Pam Reynolds did not have an NDE during a flat brainline. = FALSE

May have had is the indeterminate state, which is logically correct in this case.

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[craig weiler]

Has anyone proven that it is possible for someone to hear or remember any experience under anesthesia and come back with memories of the event? I think that this question is relevant.

[Arouet]

Not quite answering your question, but the AWARE study aims to be the most comprehensive study of NDEs - I'm looking forward to reading the report - should be interesting, no matter what the findings. IIRC he's going way beyond just the images, but looking at what's going on physiologically during the experience.

Certainly there are cases of people partially coming out of anesthesia or not being sufficiently anesthetized and having memories of what has gone on.

[craig weiler]

OK. But they were monitoring brain functions, so partially coming out of anesthesia is not a good explanation.