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I have died 3.5 times already (1st three before I was 7), except that in each case science saved me. Sounds like a yes to the question. My wife wasn't first saved by science until her 30's. She's way more fit than I am.

The real force is from the ground abruptly accelerating the object that was up until that point in freefall.

Not so. I'm functionally a cyclops, and the 3D glasses they give you in the cinema do nothing for me, but I get my 3D vision from motion (moving myself) rather than from binocular vision. It doesn't work as well, but enough that I don't need to resort to groping to perceive depth.

Gifts of silver and gold will vir- ginity tend to put an end to. The tortithe and rabbit rathed theee timeth thith month. The rabbit won twithe and the torithe onthe. Started choking, turning purple, A hardy slap and one good burp'll put you to rights. Quoted from memory. Credit: James Hogan. There was one with orange as well, but it was really reaching, and I don't remember it.

Out of curiosity, why? What possible evidence do you have against it? Or is this just a statement of your lack of warm fuzzies for the view? This statement presumes that there is one 'the Buddha' that experiences one of the worlds and not any of the others. This is not what MWI is all about. That would be a supernatural philosophy, otherwise known as religion. Wrong forum to discuss that. Under MWI, all versions of a person are self-experienced (and yes, none experiences death), and there is no epiphenomenal entity that 'follows' one of them.