While the first part is interesting, the second part is poor. As tasty_freeze said, we have 'experiments' on mind/body: the description of the various cerebral

While the first part is interesting, the second part is poor. As tasty_freeze said, we have 'experiments' on mind/body: the description of the various cerebral issues linked to brain damages. Also I remember about the 'out of body' feeling can be artificially triggered ( https://www.nature.com/articles/news020916-8 https://www.nature.com/articles/news020916-8 ), so we can use this to test if this is just an illusion or a kind of 'superpower' (put a colored paper in an 'unviewable' part of the room before triggering the OOB)