I have a personal distaste for absolutism, both in the religious and scientific senses.
Granted, I accept that my religious arguments fall under the realm of philosophy and that my scientific arguments fall under the notion of science. As such, I accept that, in the larger notions of society, that science should and must take precedence. Otherwise, we start creating baseless arguments around subjective notions of "good and evil" and categorizing everything based on respective likes and dislikes, justifying these classifications on some unprovable notion that Satan spends all his time rewriting history.
So from that POV, I'm not about to say that NDEs will ever be scientifically proven. From a philosophical POV, however, I will continue to find it interesting, because, even with the most optimistic views of science, it is a given that there is much of our universe that we will probably never be able to understand, be it theoretical quantum physics that hypothesize an unobservable dimension or the fact that our presence in the Milky Way means that most of our view of the galaxy will likely remain obscured, since we cannot view our own backyard from a comfortable distance.