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According to the Near Death Experience Research Foundation, nearly800 near-death experiences happen every day in the United States.
根据濒死体验研究基金会的研究，美国每天都会发生近800起濒死体验事件。 yeeyan
First it was Goldman Sachs, which had a near-death experience after the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
第一家便是高盛，在莱曼兄弟破产之后，高盛感受了一回濒死体验。 ecocn
Seven years later, he is still consumed with his own near-death experience.
甚至七年后的今天，他仍然为自己的濒死体验而着迷。 yeeyan
The most common cause of near-death experience in my research group is fainting.
在我的研究小组中，濒死体验的最常见原因是晕倒。 yeeyan
What sort of methods will this project use to try and verify people's claims of“ near-death” experience?
本研究项目将用怎样的方法来测试和确认人们对于“濒死体验”的陈述？ yeeyan
You say there's less skepticism about near-death experiences than there used to be, as well as more awareness.
你说对濒死体验的怀疑现在越来越少了，并且对它的认识却越来越多了。 yeeyan
You say we can draw on near-death experiences to reach conclusions about life after actual death. But is that comparing apples and oranges?
你说我们可以在实际死亡之后利用濒死体验来获得对生命的总结。是不是像拿苹果和橘子做比较呢？ yeeyan
Near-death experiences are simply“ manifestations of normal brain functions gone awry”, researchers say.
研究人员表明，濒死体验只不过是“正常脑功能错乱的表现”而已。 yeeyan |