Today Show Sybill Shepherd and NDEs

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@Chad
Here's my my question, how do you explain the larger percentage of people that didn't report anything? You seem to be just ignoring that larger percentage.

The same way that you explain the efficacy of a drug during trials. Sometimes only a very small percentage of people respond to a drug. For example, the effectiveness of aspirin to prevent heart disease only shows up in a small but significant portion of the subjects. Most people gain no measurable benefit.

That doesn't answer the question. To word my question better: How is it that most subjects did not report anything? What caused them not to have the same experiences as the few that did?

To use your drug analogy, a doctor saying, "the reason why aspirin doesn't prevent heart disease for most people is because it doesn't" is not an answer.