I remember another article where they found a similar spike in brain activity in rats before death (The so called "Death Spike"), but were not able to find it in Humans.
It's amazing to me how so many people seem to completely misunderstand the problem and claim that they've solved the problem through brain imaging or something related. They just completely miss the point, Its like they threw a dart at a dartboard and somehow ended up with it in their shoulder..
I agree, Neuroscience is extremely useful, especially when it comes to the study and treatment of various brain injuries. Hopefully they're able to one day take steps to prevent Alzheimer's and maybe even reverse it if they catch it early enough.
I remember seeing a theory about what causes poltergeists, it was literally just "something, something, magnetic field."
I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.
"When I mentioned Ellis’s critique to Krauss, he claimed that Ellis, although once a physicist, is now a “theologian.” Ellis, a Quaker, has indeed written about religion, among other topics, but he is renowned for his work as a physicist. He co-wrote with Stephen Hawking the classic work The...