Big Picture Science – After the Hereafter: Steven Novella / Neurological Heaven

by Gary Niederhoff on May 23, 2015

Steven Novella / Neurological Heaven
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Part 3 of Skeptic Check: After the Hereafter, featuring Steven Novella, professor of neurology at Yale University School of Medicine and host of the “Skeptic’s Guide to the Universe” podcast, describing how scientists can reproduce in the brain the sensation of being outside your body, or floating above it.

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