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This is true. The "mind" could very well exist outside of any organ system.

• kpil 8y ago
  No it can't.
  • creep 8y ago
    Prove it?
    • Tade0 8y ago
      The sheer amount of energy used by this organ is a major hint. Also damage to the brain has immediate and profound effects on one's mental capabilities as opposed to damage to any other organ.
      • creep 8y ago
        There are theories that the brain is just an interface for the mind-- as in, it exists apart from the brain, but the brain facilitates its expression in physicality. If the brain were damaged, the interface would thus be damaged, and you could no longer access the information provided by mind. There are theories that there is no such thing as mind. You didn't prove anything.
        • Tade0 8y ago
          Citation needed. Where is the mind then according to these theories?
          • creep 8y ago
            I'm not trying to prove that these people are right or wrong. The point is that no one knows.