QUESTION Neuroscience Discovers That Your Brain Can Literally Be on the Same Wavelength as Someone Else's - Ideapod

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Kelkat 5

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I've certainly experienced some anecdotal evidence that supports this

Answer 2

The idea that a "wavelength" of what, thought, can be shared by two individuals, is a small step away from proposing that a universal mind exists.

I'm very skeptical of that proposition.


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