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19 Nov 2024, 11:30 am

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Is your mind the same as your brain


This is a longstanding question in metaphysics and science, but I think at the moment, the scientific/philosophical consensus leans towards the latter.

Anyone is free to have their opinion on this, however. :nerdy:



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19 Nov 2024, 12:30 pm

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Is your mind the same as your brain

If you mean conscious experience, than I'd say yes. If you mean mind in general, there are fun concepts of embodied and extended mind:
- embodied - your body shapes the way you think; you can use your body to think or do other mental stuff;
- extended - parts of environment you often interact with are parts of your mind (yes, including smartphones).
With this comes a shift in research methods - rather than looking on brains alone in strange laboratory settings, let's look on interactions with environment in more natural settings etc.
There are also two more Es (embedded and enacted), which basically mean the same things, but together form a nice slogan "4E cognition".


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19 Nov 2024, 7:20 pm

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Yesterday, 6:22 am

I'm at my mom's hometown.
Currently at her birthplace.

And when I said a village full of maternal relatives...

... I was not exaggerating. :lol:

Looking up closer at this age, unlike whatever I recalled and heard over a decade ago -- made it even more real.


To make it even more complicated...
Turns out my mom's respective maternal and paternal line, along with other few more families, had been joined more than once.

It's not just my grandmother and grandfather.
Their respective relatives too.

:lol: I found graveyard names with my mom's maiden last name (grandpa's) and middle name (grandmom's) switched.

Somewhere along the line, my grandfather's female relative married my grandmom's male relative.

And many more other names crossed more than twice between those two last names and one another.


... How does one track all that???


So I explored said village with one of my large numbered aunts...

... Even after, like, 5+ blocks and 30+ mins of walk away from my grandparent's house; bugging said aunt about who lives there -- most of the neighborhood houses are either my mom's cousins: or my grandparents' cousins' or occupying in laws here and there ...


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Nearly put deal or no deal on by mistake then

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Had the furnace fail in the house ....and it was a cold snap . ..So opened the electric stove/ oven door slightly and put a small usb powered fan to blow hot air across the opening into the room . but any fan would work . Best if electric . But ,
"" I think""". it may work with gas stoves equally as well ..Might need to crack a window open if a gas stove , is all that is available . Just Sayin from a recent experience . Also a old trick to i crease humidity into a room ...Is to just leave a pot of water to simmer on a stove top . if these things are even avsilable? 8O ... :ninja:


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I wouldn't mind so much if I was dealing with a small business but this is a nationwide company and they're just dreadful

Honestly if my experience with them hadn't been so frustrating and stressful it would have made a good comedy

It's just weird how they operate


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Good morning babybird. I got mine from DFS who were pretty good although on their first attempt they said it wouldn't fit but on the 2nd attempt it did fit so I've now got a nice comfy sofa. Hope you get it sorted with SCS.


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Oh I've got my sofa now and it's lovely but the whole process....you couldn't make it up

Even now I'm waiting for a refund for my delivery and they're expecting me to give them my bank details to them via email

Completely unprofessional

And you can't even get through to them on the phone

It's as if they've only got one person working for them


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