I hope you'll have time to take a quick look at the following and give your opinion. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-12122409 ""Our aim was to identify the precise areas inside the brain where the drug is active. We thought when we started that psilocybin would activate different parts of the brain. But we haven't found any activation anywhere. All we have found are reductions in blood flow"
Wanted: a new paradigm for neuroscience http://bit.ly/ygYIPq
158. Bernardo Kastrup’s Controversial View of Consciousness Research http://www.skeptiko.com/bernardo-kastrup-consciousness-research/ "If subjective experiences were indeed merely the result of electrochemical brain processes, then they should always, without a single exception, correlate with brain activation patterns. These activation patterns should also be proportional to the intensity of the experience."
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-12122409
""Our aim was to identify the precise areas inside the brain where the drug is active. We thought when we started that psilocybin would activate different parts of the brain. But we haven't found any activation anywhere. All we have found are reductions in blood flow"
Wanted: a new paradigm for neuroscience
http://bit.ly/ygYIPq
158. Bernardo Kastrup’s Controversial View of Consciousness Research
http://www.skeptiko.com/bernardo-kastrup-consciousness-research/
"If subjective experiences were indeed merely the result of electrochemical brain processes, then they should always, without a single exception, correlate with brain activation patterns. These activation patterns should also be proportional to the intensity of the experience."
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