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This isn't evidence, but I used to be religious and there was a certain religious mindset in which the internal monologue became more like an internal dialogue.
by nitrogen 8y ago
This isn't evidence, but I used to be religious and there was a certain religious mindset in which the internal monologue became more like an internal dialogue. Given this, and that IIRC there is a part of the brain that has been associated with religious experience, the bicameral mind seems at least plausible, though maybe not exactly as originally posited.
- photojosh 8y agoI posted a similar comment above on how religious approaches give bicameral theory some plausibility: people genuinely do think God talks to them, even today. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19567926 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19567926