Bear with me: if a near death experience is something humans evolved to ease the trauma of death, how did it get in the gene pool, seeing as the person was dead? Did that many prehistoric people get mauled, trampled, speared, whatever, have an NDE, amazingly resuscitate after nearly dying, and then go on to have offspring who inherited that ability? This is the only part of the "NDE is evolutionary" theory that I can't figure out. From a materialist point of view, it seems statistically improbable.
2007-11-20
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