Scientific Evidence of the Paranormal
The post says the author had previously discussed various paranormal phenomena and that many people he respected in the free-energy field had similar experiences. He also says Brian O’Leary had nearly identical initial paranormal experiences, and that O’Leary approached the paranormal as a scientist. The author argues that there is a great deal of evidence for the paranormal, but that having paranormal experiences is even better than scientific investigation. He also says he has long read about the paranormal experiences of others, including accounts that were mind-blowing and life-changing. In discussing life after death, he notes that Robert McLuhan became interested in investigating the issue, found extensive scientific investigation going back to the 1800s, and learned that many prominent scientists had worked on topics such as life after death and reincarnation. He also says he has long been interested in near-death experiences, including Raymond Moody’s work and Dannion Brinkley’s Saved By the Light.
Gobble's Take: Paranormal claims, scientific curiosity, and life-after-death questions all get packed into one very enthusiastic tour.
Source: Perplexity Search (community news)
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