Mopologetics does not follow the data where the data lead

[drumdude]

DanP rants on about NDEs
One scientist has argued he knows how people experience these and nothing to do with out of body experiences.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6170042/
Near-Death Experiences: Neuroscience Perspectives on Near-Death Experiences

Near-Death Feature Neuroscience Considerations
Tunnel Retinal ischemia (common with systemic hypotension)
Light Robust link with visual system (e.g. REM)
Appearing Dead Atonia while alert
Out-of-Body Temporoparietal association
Life Review Activating memory in the face of danger
Bliss Dopamine reward system
Narrative Quality Left hemisphere, limbic and other brain regions
Paranormal Impressions Limbic system
Mystical Oneness Serotonergic-2a receptors and limbic system

It's not a difficult thing to explain when no "out of body" experience has returned with the secret information placed out of view where only someone floating out of their body could see.

Just like Dan's water dousing experience is not hard to explain away when he refuses to test it in a controlled experiment.

The open minded are those willing to experiment and test. The close minded are those content to believe without evidence, on credulity alone.

[Fence Sitter]

In other news it has been discovered that water is wet.

[Philo Sofee]

In other news it has been discovered that water is wet.

And in yet further new, research has expanded the realization that with water, hydrogen is, without question involved somehow.