Wĥo's to Say❓️🤷🏻‍♂️

https://youtu.be/RSlSDEULIdo?si=dKx8FVjBVDCefGjO

And My Comment:

Fascinating. If they knew stuff they could not have possibly known about what went on in their surroundings while their brain was temporarily dead, then this, indeed, must mean that there probably is something beyond, and, just maybe, death isn't the end, at all.

By the way, regarding the brain being tuned to stuff, I had, back on 2002 (at my third Goldblum Story "An Encounter in Budapest"), wrote "What if, all the truly good fictional Stories, are, in fact, completely real events, which our brains receive from different realities - and, when we, as Writers, edit our Stories we, in fact, merely better tuning to that particular channel, to that specific parallel reality we describe?"

Or, as I wrote over a decade earlier: "Every Fantasy is a Reality, and Every Reality is a Fantasy".

Perhaps we are all just imagining and being imagined, simultaneously - and, as the God had sung, Nothing is Real.

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Indeed, it is just like in hinduism - the "temporary" self is just the actual Self acting a part, while the actual Self is the Eternal and Indestructable Essence: "Avinashi tu tadvidhi, yéna sarvamidam tatam! Vinashama vyayasyasya, na kashchit kartum arhati" = "But know the Undestructable Essence, through which all World's illusion's being revealed! And this remarkable Essence, cannot ever be harmed". (at a Free, offhand and sponraneous, momentary Translation from my BhagavadGītā studies 20 years ago. 😃)

It might all be just a bunch of fantastical nonsense; but, after watching this vid... who's to know.🤷🏻‍♂️🙂