Leslie Kean's new Netflix documentary

Thanks for that clarification tim. They probably should have clarified that better in the doc. I say this because some reveiwer on IMDB falsely claimed they say that 'a flat ECG means brain death' but they never once said 'brain death' in the documentary. 

I've already seen one YT review between two cyncial guys of the series and they only really found the episode on reincarnation convincing. Why? Because Joe Rogan and his DMT theory are somehow more authentic than the two expert scientists/doctors in the series. 

Oh, and I wanted to bang my head against the table when one of them says, referring to the Pam Reynolds case, "she could have looked up her illness online in a video on YT and the instruments used on her". Are you kidding me?

YouTube was created in 2005. The video footage shown from 2005 is not when she had the experience, which was in the early 1990s. I find it doubtful that she could have just 'looked up' and memorised the tools or whatever given what was available online in 1991. Unless of course Reynolds was a time traveller 

The sceptics will say anything, Omni, doesn't matter how far fetched, anything at all  is always better. 

Just for the record, Pam Reynolds (apparently) went to see Dr Spetzler on a Wednesday and had surgery the next day, Thursday morning beginning at 7.30. There was no guided tour of the operation room to show her the instruments (particularly the bone saw) as some idiots have proposed (firstly they don't do that and secondly she would have been even more terrified than she already was). 

Her experience with all the veridical observations was reported as soon as she woke up some hours later (too soon they told her) to Karl Greene who immediately went to his boss Spetzler to tell him that she was telling him things that she shouldn't know.

The majority of so called sceptics are not worth listening to. That's not exactly all I'd like to say but it's best if I avoid being rude.