The 1-in-5 Mystery: NHS Life After Death, Weird DMT Entities and Deluded People. Is that really ecto-plasm or is the spectre haunting us somewhat too rigorously? The dead brain shouldn't be working. We know how near-death experiences are often dismissed, we scoff at them as another 'Unsolved Mysteries' feature. Almost everyone, even medics put them down as hallucinations. 'It's the brain's self defense, according to Joe Rogan; a natural DMT hit that makes us see the entities'. Despite all the speculation, the NHS numbers might show, well. . . let's just crack on and see, shall we? The mystery is quite simple: patients are clinically dead. Yes, no heartbeat, sometimes no breathing, there's even been no measurable brain activity. They report similar weird experiences, funnily enough, a bit like those Joe Rogans DMT entities (was on to something?). Look, a brain with no oxygen shouldn't be capable of generating anything, what gives? Dr. Sartor...
