/lit/ - Literature

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while I don't necissarily defy this the lack of consistancy between nde's and the prevelance of things which honestly shouldn't be there, like Characters from our shows for example, really make me question how anyone can say the NDE's don't lack consistency. it seems very much like a waking dream where the brain is in overclock mode causing things to seem more real. its fully possible that perhaps instead of what was mentioned before, humans are 4d dimensional beings and being iin near death mode causes those who enter it to take notice of more of their surroundings which would be a NDE proving that a life after death is real, however, if that were the case, I would expect there to be some kind of consistant logic to it that could be uncovered, but that rarely seems to be the case. Instead people that are relevant to the person tend to show up or b e around. why not something not relevant. why not ndes where something someone didn't expect to be there was there? some people will ofc say "that happens" but obviously not enough that you hear about it like a typical NDE.

I'm reading Sherlock Holmes and I think is great desu.