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What I want to do today is just read a short article uh, from a science magazine, so-called science magazine, anyway. Somebody sent me this article, one of my students sent this to me and uh, it's very important to uh, consider these facts when we look at the question of identity, Who are we? What are we? Yeah? |
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There was an interesting statement by Dr. Penfield. Dr. Wilder Penfield was not an
ordinary materialistic scientist. He, his point, he was a neurologist, neurosurgeon. He
probably did more experimenting on the brain than any person uh, in history, uh, live
patients, live human patients. So, he ultimately came to conclude at the end of his work,
at the end of his life he concluded that the uh brain is not the controller, that the brain is
like a computer. That the mind, he's calling the mind, he- he, - he's saying that the mind
uses. Instead of saying self, he's saying mind. So he's saying the mind, which is really
you, uses this computer the brain, okay? So he wasn't identifying the person with the
brain, okay? He wasn't identifying the mind with the brain. But even Penfield did not
understand, huh? Even Penfield's understanding was not perfect, huh? |
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