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| Topic: Is There a 'God Spot' in the Human Brain? | |
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the mental illness one is an interesting one but still wouldn't involve
more than the region that handles emotion i don't think. how do you think the readout would look if they thought that they were GOD? |
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Pretty bazaar if you ask me. But you wouldn't be able to convince them
other wise since they are in such a state of experiencing something an outsider can't. I have experienced cretin states of mind that I know have perfect explanation that most other's would see as something supernatural. Becuase I knew what was going on, that is why I poo poo the notion of some so called supernatural experiences. |
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I wonder...Does a Muslim's God spot differ from a Jewish person?
Catholic different from say, a Hindu? And what about the atheist? What's there where their God spot should be? Totally whacko, man...-=x |
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i don't think they are any different except for the strength of their
convictions. i would bet that there is a spot for an atheist as well because it really only senses emotion about a subject and they feel strongly enough that there is not a GOD. i would be interested in seeing that study. |
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Well, I don't know about any other dieties spot, but one who is a
believer of the Flying Spaghetti Monster might have a noodle in there somewhere. LOL. How about a MySpot. Kind of like a MySpace thing where people post there riligous experience and try to gather friends. |
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you mean like that video game the flanders kids were playin on the
simpsons where they got extra points for converting people |
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bingo.
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LOL
I didn't see that one. I guess you could say that. LOL |
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