Warren Kinston
23. May 2012 10:00
Are you and your brain essentially the same thing? There is a materialistic fashion at present to answer: "Yes. Of course, how else could it be?" But: It could be that transcendental ideas are relevant and some medical scientists would agree.
However, in recent years scientific fellow-travellers have fallen in love with a reductionistic neuroscience. They have no trouble writing sentences like:
When we are deprived of sensory input, we generate images using our memory and keep our consciousness agents busy by playing back memories.
But do «we» generate those images? Do «I» play back memories? Or do such things happen to me/us? Do you reach puberty or does puberty happen to you? Do you grow old? Or is aging happenstance?
There is an enormous difference More...
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