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In reply to the discussion: Why a Near-Death Experience Isn’t Proof of Heaven (Sci Amer) [View all]cbayer
(146,218 posts)34. Agree. We've come so far in the last 50 years in terms of
understanding the brain, but there are functions that remain so mysterious and baffling.
I think given enough time, much more will be understood. But I'm not sure it will all be explained in the terms that we currently understand.
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As a life long migraine sufferer, I can assure all that is no proof of heaven--though maybe of hell.
hlthe2b
Mar 2013
#1
I had migraines for a time and my aura consisted of bizarre visual hallucinations.
cbayer
Mar 2013
#3
I have a seizure disorder, medically controlled now. But when I was having episodes, I've got to say
pinto
Mar 2013
#11
Thats too bad that you feel that way about Shermer. He is all about facts and the science behind it
cleanhippie
Mar 2013
#25
I have not said anything about that. I am simply and politely asking that you leave me alone.
cbayer
Mar 2013
#28
Let me try to explain the difference between a 'safe haven' group and other groups.
grantcart
Mar 2013
#41
As a host and co-founder of this effort, allow me to associate myself with your comments. nt
MADem
Mar 2013
#40