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Yes, this one situation could be discounted base don statistical likelihood. And I would if I didn't have many other similar experiences.

You said a couple of things that don't make a lot of sense to me. 1) "When you hear about a situation like this, your brain will automatically start considering possibilities and jumping to conclusions." There are many situations that come up in one's life. Why don't they ALL automatically...

Stomach or lungs (or intestines) did not occur to me consciously. I didn't think about this in advance. Your debunkings assume I just misremembered how it happened. It wasn't selected memory. I asked my intuition for an answer, then it flashed to me. The answer made no sense to me...

Ok, coincidence. That is the first possible debunking. Let's leave that one aside now.

Here's my second scientifically as of yet unexplainable experience: There was a bird stuck between two panes of glass at my kitchen window. There was a small area where it got in, and it was flapping its wing like crazy flying all over the place in there, but wasn't smart enough to fly DOWN...

Hi, I thought I'd share a couple of the as of yet scientifically unexplainable experiences I have had in my life. This will be my first one to share. Usual disclaimer: I'm certainly not making it up. My father went to the hospital because he was spitting up blood. I asked my...