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what sort of mental activity?
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I think I'm starting to agree with you. Either that or I'm out of arguments for the other side :D
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Scans show that in REM-stage sleep, your brain is actually just as active as it is during a normal, waking day.
But I agree with Janszoon. I do not believe that our soul is separate from our mind. They are the same thing, and when one dies, the other does too. |
If there were such a thing as "the soul", and I'm entirely undecided as to whether or not there is, I would imagine it subscribing to the same "law of conservation of energy" as everything else.
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Physical reality as we know it is altered every time we measure something or learn something new about how things function. Hell, scientists now from a variety of fields are already under the opinion that gravity is merely a byproduct of the existence of other realities beyond our own...and that it doesn't really exist here at all.
In light of possibilities like that, perhaps our understanding of what a "soul" really is will evolve over time as well. |
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Well Jansz, it's mostly this guy that seems to have been causing a stir in the scientific community since earlier this year. There were a shitload of news articles about it back in July now that I think about it.
The Guy - Erik Verlinde - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia His infamous paper - [1001.0785] On the Origin of Gravity and the Laws of Newton For every scientific mind that thinks of 'On the Origin of Gravity and the Laws of Newton' as the work of a genius though, there are dozens of others who don't understand any of it..or just choose to not believe any of it. Personally, I fall somewhere in middle between those two camps, but I find it all very interesting nevertheless. But anyway, it's causing a lot of different people in high places to re-evaluate what they think they know about the fundamental laws we take for granted, which make it a development worth keeping an eye on IMO. Take a gander. |
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