Michael Regilio
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 12 Jul
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Yeah, probably something like that.
Yeah.
Sadly, I'm not too versed in the drug addict world.
Yeah.
Somehow I've managed to have a good life without becoming addicted to heroin or meth.
Yeah, just functionally using heroin and meth for funsies.
I've heard about people that could do that, too.
But look, in the modern era, you're absolutely right that near-death experiences get reported more because we have all this advanced medical tech and you can literally just bring people back from the brink.
Okay, well, the first real medical account, like a doctor actually writing in their journal, comes from the 1700s when a French doctor wrote about a patient who fainted, saw a bright light, and thought he was in paradise.
True.
And spoiler alert, that's actually the position most experts land on.
But as far as an actual near death experience, as we understand it, that was the first.
And then after that, there's Albert Heim.
This guy actually fell off a mountain in 1871.
Yeah, it's actually an interesting story.
So Haim was a Swiss geologist, and he had a near-death experience while he was falling during a climbing accident.
He reported this feeling of incredible calm, even bliss, as he was falling, which, as we said, is kind of the opposite of what you'd expect to be experiencing as you're falling off a mountain.
Nothing a little NDE couldn't fix.
Anyway, after that experience, Haim got curious and he actually surveyed other mountaineers and climbers and he found that a lot of them
were reporting something similar, this kind of peaceful, almost detached feeling during a life-threatening fall.
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