Some people who testify to their IME lie about it to make it more sensationalist (and therefore more sellable to the media or if they decide to write a book about it).

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Parent debateThis argument is used in the debate Does God exist?.
Argument forThis argument is a justification of IMEs are simple hallucinations.
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  • Argument againstMost experimenters have tucked away their experience for years and haven't benefited from it.
  • Argument againstThere is no evidence to suggest that experimenters have often lied.
  • Argument againstMany children also report IMEs, so we can't accuse them of trying to "sell" something.

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