Was looking at the suggested blogs on the wiki we have and found Sharon Hill, eventually found this. I think its honestly one of the best skeptical reviews of the field I've seen. Very nuanced and fair for the
I have only watched a little bit of this, but it was very interesting, so I’ll post it.
It was a woman describing out of body, convincing enough to me, she also mentioned verification aspects.
Quote:Does the brain produce the mind? Or is the relationship between the two something altogether different? We explore the latest science in this short film.
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...Hegel begins with a radical critique of conventional ways of thinking about God. God is commonly described as a being who is omniscient, omnipotent, and so forth. Hegel says this is already a mis
A NYT piece from October in which they mention the work of Jim Tucker: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/26/paren...-kids.html
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[color=#000000][size=medium][font="Georgia"][size=medium][size=medium][size=medium][size=medium]Dr. Jim B. Tucker, a child psychiatrist and director
How Do I Know I’m Not the Only Conscious Being in the Universe? " [color=#323232][font="Georgia, serif"]It is a central dilemma of human life—more urgent, arguably, than the inevitability of suffering and death. I h
Leslie Kean's recent book has earned itself a documentary for Netflix (in the US at least, though she claims it will be premiering globally on January 6th) based on her book and other research similarly titled 'Surviving Death': https://twitter.com/lesliekean/status/13...8958887937
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