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Some suggest that near-death experiences come from oxygen starvation of the brain. Glynn criticizes this view on the grounds that
{ 1 } - those who have experienced both (oxygen starvation and near-death experiences) tell us that the two are very different.
{ 2 } - oxygen starvation confuses our mental processes -- but people who have near-death experiences give very clear accounts of what they experienced.
{ 3 } - those who have near-death experiences frequently have normal or above normal oxygen levels.
{ 4 } - all of the above.
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Some suggest that near-death experiences come from oxygen starvation of the brain. Glynn criticizes this view on the grounds that
{ 1 } - those who have experienced both (oxygen starvation and near-death experiences) tell us that the two are very different.
{ 2 } - oxygen starvation confuses our mental processes -- but people who have near-death experiences give very clear accounts of what they experienced.
{ 3 } - those who have near-death experiences frequently have normal or above normal oxygen levels.
{ 4 } - all of the above.
He also gives the other objections.
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Some suggest that near-death experiences come from oxygen starvation of the brain. Glynn criticizes this view on the grounds that
{ 1 } - those who have experienced both (oxygen starvation and near-death experiences) tell us that the two are very different.
{ 2 } - oxygen starvation confuses our mental processes -- but people who have near-death experiences give very clear accounts of what they experienced.
{ 3 } - those who have near-death experiences frequently have normal or above normal oxygen levels.
{ 4 } - all of the above.
He also gives the other objections.
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Some suggest that near-death experiences come from oxygen starvation of the brain. Glynn criticizes this view on the grounds that
{ 1 } - those who have experienced both (oxygen starvation and near-death experiences) tell us that the two are very different.
{ 2 } - oxygen starvation confuses our mental processes -- but people who have near-death experiences give very clear accounts of what they experienced.
{ 3 } - those who have near-death experiences frequently have normal or above normal oxygen levels.
{ 4 } - all of the above.
He also gives the other objections.
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Some suggest that near-death experiences come from oxygen starvation of the brain. Glynn criticizes this view on the grounds that
{ 1 } - those who have experienced both (oxygen starvation and near-death experiences) tell us that the two are very different.
{ 2 } - oxygen starvation confuses our mental processes -- but people who have near-death experiences give very clear accounts of what they experienced.
{ 3 } - those who have near-death experiences frequently have normal or above normal oxygen levels.
{ 4 } - all of the above.
Glynn adds that there's often little relation between the quality of the recollection and the condition of the brain (which frequently is in a very bad condition).
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