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Never trust anything on the internet, especially if it's on a site with any sort of monetary incentives for posting. Junkies and third worlders will create millions of videos and social media posts with believable made up stories about subjects like that for even a minuscule amount of ad revenue or book sales. People will also lie about having experiences like that just for 15 minutes of fame, or if they're insane religious fanatics telling lies for the "greater good" of convincing atheists that souls/spirits are real to try to save them from eternal hellfire. No matter how legit the scientific study appears it still relies on trusting that someone isn't lying, and with a topic like this I wouldn't believe it until testing it myself.
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