The Near-Death Experience: Diagnosis And Treatment Of A Common Medical Syndrome - Clinical Oncology

While John Hagan isn't saying near-death experiences are paranormal, what he's advocating here is remarkably taboo: Serious inquiry into the phenomenon and the evidence surrounding NDEs. Oh, you can't be arsed to do the legwork? Good thing Dr. Hagan's collected the datapoints to kickstart your greyface into the investigation and methodologies. Others are not so lucky to brush shoulders with Death, Thanatos, and/or Mister Skeltal, rather finding themselves Cremated Alive. Or worse. This is why we (platonically) love Chris Woodyard for reminding us that the 19th and early 20th centuries were terrible and far from the conceit of being "gentler", going into grisly and horrific detail guaranteed to arouse Ed Gein. Should anyone doubt death is a Bad Thingâ„¢, why not ask the dead yourself? Just stay frosty like Micah Hanks since those Oddities Of Automatism And Idiomotor Response could be the culprits behind the mystery of yes, no, and maybe. (CS)

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