Scientists have long struggled to prove the existence of the soul. And so researchers from England and the United States, using a simple experiment, tried to achieve clarity on this issue. More than a thousand patients who experienced clinical death due to cardiac arrest became participants in the experiments. The experiment is quite simple - drawings were placed on the ceilings in the chambers. If the hypothesis about the existence of the soul would be correct, then after returning to our world, patients would be able to give descriptions of the pictures they saw, thereby confirming the correctness of the theory. However, the result was negative. People who survived clinical death could not describe a single picture, thereby confirming the fact that everything they saw before death is hallucinations, and the afterlife itself is nothing more than a myth.
It should be noted that the experiment lasted more than three years. Earlier, the same group of researchers proved that in a state of coma, people are unable to distinguish between sleep and reality, which is associated with a different work of the eyes during this period.