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Your brain on neuroscience - Human brain mapping program down to the last neuron to control the mind - Is the mind a machine??
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Those who are obsessed with tinkering, tweaking, derailing, and re-channeling brain activity have a psycho-pathological condition characterized by delusional fantasies of wealth, power, or omnipotence. They are megalomaniacs.
“The mind is not a material object at all. The mind is not the brain.”
If you made that statement to a modern neuroscientist, the odds are overwhelming he would look at you as if you were visiting from the Stone Age.
You could say that mind is a series of spaces the person himself creates, in order to think, in much the same way a canvas is a space on which the painter imagines and creates.
From at least the time of ancient scriptures, and in ancient Egyptian texts, writers and philosophers have been describing the soul, the spirit, the psyche in various terms.
The individual is not physical, but inhabits a physical form, and after the body passes away, the individual survives and continues to exist in another realm or returns for another reincarnation.
The mind is not explainable in physical terms. This is the basic view expressed over and over by philosophies and religions from the dawn of time on this planet.'
There is, as far as conventional science is concerned, nothing inviolable about the brain.
I'm not talking science fiction. This is the way most neuroscientists, if forced to admit it, see us.
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And they are the ones steering the ship of research. They are the ones who will guide the newly announced government Manhattan Project of the brain for the next 10 years. It’s called Brain Activity Map (BAM).
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