Michael Egnor

Because where did the immaterial component of us come from?

I've had Michael Egnor on the show talking about this viewpoint, I guess.

How do you respond to people that would say, Doug, you're a devout Christian.

You have strong beliefs.

But now you've got to look a little deeper, and this is where it gets very interesting.

So the-- when neurosurgeons and neurologists, people that, like Michael Egnor and even Alexander, and just two neurosur-- of many, when you look at the research that they've done and the experiences that they've had, and we'll can put their links.

What they've, what they have documented as neurosurgeons, when someone has reduced oxygen in the brain, they-- and they come around and they haven't had an NDE.

Hypoxia doesn't produce clear, vivid, peaceful, very, very distinctly clear visions or whatever they are, which people can remember 20, 30, 40, 50 years later.

You have, you have a signal on one side of your brain that is communicated to the other side of your brain, which causes the seizure, and by doing the corpus callosotomy, uh, the, the brain separation, uh, you disrupt that communication path and it, uh, it takes away the, uh, seizures.

You know, a good friend of mine and senior fellow at the Bradley Center is Dr. Michael Egnor.

Mm.

He is a neurosurgeon, and he occasionally hosts the Mind Matters podcast.