Yup…near death = not dead, very much still alive, and experiencing hypoxemia which causes activation of the memory/visual centers of the brain, moments of the person’s life and people who were in their lives flash before their eyes, and because they know they’re near death/dying it’s all seen through that lens. Then the hypoxia is corrected, the person comes to, and they start talking about seeing their life flash before their eyes, seeing their dead parents, etc. A lot of people have had this experience but none of them are true. All can be explained by non-supernatural and science-based means but you will never convince that person or anyone else who wants to believe it that it wasn’t real. People will site how many people have experienced this as “proof” when it’s only proof that hypoxia is common near death and the cascade of neuronal activation is predictable.How many of you saying this is proof of aliens, also believe the stories of individuals near death claiming to see angels or seeing themselves laying on an operating table from a third person perspective while the doctor proclaims them dead at 3:35 PM and then waking up and telling the doctor "I was pronounced dead at 3:35 PM and saw you do X Y and Z" ... or whatever the stories may be? There are tons of these stories, sometimes from people who are "loved ones" or otherwise known to be credible in every other area of life.
I have no idea what to think on the UFOs, but I do know the probability of alien life A) existing and B) finding our tiny little planet in a tiny little galaxy that takes thousands and millions of light years to reach - all that is very unlikely.
The rules of our universe (including the energy, time and distance it takes to travel) apply to aliens as well. That is inescapable. So either we don't have aliens on our planet, or whatever we know about space and our universe is horribly wrong one way or the other.
This just one example of how the human brain can’t always be trusted.