Sebastian Junger

And we know how that works, right?

We know what happens in the brain when you take LSD.

No big mystery there.

And they'll hallucinate a whole bunch of crazy stuff, right?

With NDEs, what's sort of strange is that the experiences are – there are an infinite number of them, right?

It's not like some people see ham sandwiches and other people see kangaroos, right?

It's like they fall into some – like three or four basic buckets, right?

And that's across culture.

Throughout, you know, throughout the history and which sort of argues for a sort of seminal, seminal human experience rather than just a sort of function of brain chemistry and essentially drugs, right?

Endogenous drugs being released in your brain in your final moments.

And so there are a lot of people, very well credentialed, smart people who are like, listen, these accounts amount to evidence of an afterlife.

Right.

Sorry.

Like there's so many of them.

They're so consistent.

How do you explain this shit?

Like, come on.

Right.

And then there's other people well credentialed, equally smart, et cetera, et cetera.

Like nonsense.