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The fact that we can induce out of body experiences with drugs that appear to exactly match lends credence to this idea.
by 303uru 3y ago
The fact that we can induce out of body experiences with drugs that appear to exactly match lends credence to this idea.
- smolder 3y agoI suspect that people are somehow predisposed to interpreting the result of failed memory formation by a brain-in-dire-straights as having looked upon themselves. It could be a quirk of how memory/congition works, or it could be cultural, even.
- nativeit 3y agoHow could this possibly be measured empirically? I’m not suggesting you’re wrong, necessarily (I don’t know one way or another) but it stretches credulity to position such subjective experiences that lie well outside of experimental ethics a “fact”. Do you have any links to research that could push back on that intuition?