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We Have ZERO Mercy for this "Near Death Experience" Call | Forrest Valkai & Seth Andrews
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A caller named Jack rings in from the UK trying to prove the existence of the soul using near-death experiences from blind people as his star evidence — but can barely get through a coherent sentence, let alone a citation. The hosts pull up his own source live on air, find the actual study, and catch him misrepresenting it before he tries to quietly change the subject. Things get even more awkward when a co-host asks if Jack has called the show before under different names, which he half-admits to blaming on being "drunk and stupid." Between garbled name-dropping the call eventually just falls apart, this is a masterclass in confidently under-researched theology meeting real-time fact-checking. Chat has zero mercy. Neither do we.
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