My point in quoting Belz was to stress that the explanation of anoxia is too simplistic. Not everyone experiencing hypoxia and anoxia, that is revived, will have an NDE therefore it can't be the only explanation.
I was thinking of the research for developing AI and what is involved with human perception in mind when I responded to Belz.I might be reading too much into AI research but I think it reflects how our organic brains work to some extent. Organic AI, or biological computers, are too new to really compare them to the human brain but that might change in the future. I hope I get to download into Six if it happens in my lifetime.
With the Multi-net-logic, the description of qbits as morphogrammatic pattern on the level of possibilities in pre-conscious quantum spacetime, is a new theory of quantum computing given, in an entirely different sense compared with theories of classical physics and computing science. All linearity and value restrictions are annulled. There is no algorithm but furthermore parallel processing of reflections operators and transjunctional gaps for transformation of quantum information in and between neurons that produces a series of conscious events.
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/225303548_Quantum_computing_-_An_attempt_to_unify_HameroffPenrose_orchOT_with_GuentherKaehr_kenomic_computation
. We need to be careful not to generate explanations for null effects (i.e., the absence of experience), but yes this makes a good deal of sense. Indeed, overly excessive neural disinhibition will result in memory loss, as it is basically a stroke at those levels. 
