La conscience sans cortex et la vie après la mort

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La conscience sans cortex et la vie après la mort

Je vous laisse explorer ces trucs intéressants sur la science de l'éternité, ou la vie qui ne s'arrête pas après la mort, et aussi un des cas médical des plus intéressant: le fait que des enfants naissent avec pas ou peu de cortex, donc de la masse principale du cerveau, et quoiqu'on en penserait, plusieurs d'entre eux montrent des signes clairs de conscience. Ce qui laisse présager que la conscience de base n'est pas située comme on le pensait dans le cortex, mais dans le bulbe cervical, chose qu'on partage avec beaucoup d'animaux. Ils ont une forme de conscience. Et soulève un tas de pensées et de questions aussi quant aux conséquences de tout ceci.




View: "The Science Of Eternity" - A Documentary by Alan Pemberton [Posted: September 12, 2007]

Scientific and Personal Evidence Proving that the Subject of Life After Death is a Branch of Physics

The greatest question affecting each and every human being is the question of death and dying. Do we simply cease to exist or do we pass quite naturally into the next world? Astounding personal encounters with supposedly dead relatives coupled with new scientific evidence based on quantum physics - the study of the invisible part of the universe - suggests that WE ALL SURVIVE death.

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Expanding consciousness - 01 July 1995 - New Scientist

"Very young children have no sense of other people's thought processes - their consciousness is egocentric. But by the age of about four they have begun to ..."
www.newscientist.com/article/mg14719844.500-expanding-consciousness.html

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Where Is Consciousness? I've Lost It!

"Two young children with hydrocephalus referred to Lorber presented with normal .... Lorber himself acknowledges that the "Virtually no brain"claim was ..."
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