Hello and question about hell

[Huggy Bear]

How about I give you an example of 'non-functional'...

You have.  Many....many times. 

For example..presenting that link, and it's horribly disappointing terminus.

Woerlee, an anesthesiologist with many years of clinical experience, has considered this case in detail and remains unconvinced of the need for a paranormal explanation... [He] draws attention to the fact that Reynolds could only give a report of her experience some time after she recovered from the anesthetic as she was still intubated when she regained consciousness. This would provide some opportunity for her to associate and elaborate upon the sensations she had experienced during the operation with her existing knowledge and expectations. The fact that she described the small pneumatic saw used in the operation also does not impress Woerlee. As he points out, the saw sounds like and, to some extent, looks like the pneumatic drills used by dentists.[2]

Yeah, because we all know anesthesiologists know more about the brain than brain surgeons...  

The article made it clear that there was ZERO brain activity, and ZERO blood flow to the brain, so how is the patient experiencing any 'sensations'?

I'll take the word of the surgical staff who performed the operation, you can keep your speculating anesthesiologist.

Lol