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I don't know if they can claim "the first scientific framework for the near-death experience". Dr. Strassman (http://www.rickstrassman.com http://www.rickstrass
by gfody 13y ago
I don't know if they can claim "the first scientific framework for the near-death experience". Dr. Strassman (http://www.rickstrassman.com http://www.rickstrassman.com) experimented on humans in the mid 90's could consistently reproduce near-death experiences by administering DMT intravenously.
- girvo 13y agoHaving administered DMT intravenously to myself... an NDE isn't a bad way of putting it, to be honest.
- delluminatus 13y agoWould you recommend the experience? How does it compare to more traditional DMT administration (i.e. smoking)?
- girvo 13y agoDepends on what sort of grip you have on your world. I'd suggest it, but only if you've already crossed the line into Needles anyway: once you have gone there, if you take drugs recreationally at all, you will start doing it with everything. So, no, not really worth it, unless you're willing to make that choice.
- spurgu 13y agoI would be curious to see a comparison of the electrical activity of an NDE with someone taking DMT.