That ' s kind of one of those $ 64 , 000 questions no one ' s really sure what goes on when patients have those experiences . On the one hand , we know anesthesia can do weird things to your mind , on the other , how would we design an experiment to test reliably that kind of experience ? One thing I can say with certainty is the experience you had was absolutely real . Make sense ? Also , totally lame that that happened to you . Sounds super scary . Glad you ' re okay ! <| sep |> I ' ve seen them in Florida , at rest stops along the turnpike . <| sep |> I ' d love more titles like Ocean Descent . don ' t get me wrong , I like gaming on VR , but there ' s so much potential for that kind of experiences , vr documentaries and such there ' s Apollo 11 VR coming btw . Something like a planetary experience would be great , some sort of vr documentary exploring the planets in the solar system , with the ability to experience atmosphere entering and landing for rock planets . and exploring a few locations , you know nothing really too interactive , just enough to really feel there if you know what i mean