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That there is no soul is an assumption of science rather than a finding: no experiment has ever shown that the light simply blinks out.

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  1. Graham Hancock

    British journalist and author

    The general view of science, I think, is that we’re accidents of evolution. When we die, the light blinks out. There’s no more of us. There’s no such thing as the soul. But that’s not a proven point. There’s no experiment that proves that’s the case.

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    ↗Graham Hancock: Lost Civilization of the Ice Age & Ancient Human History | Lex Fridman Podcast #449youtube.com

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