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Be Skeptical of "Consciousness in Comatose" Claims, Which Are Probably More Brain Expert Pareidolia
| Source | https://headtruth.blogspot.com/2026/06/be-skeptical-of-consciousness-in.html |
| Author | Mark Mahin |
| Published | 2026-06-25, 12:00 PM |
| Summary | Neuroscientists often make groundless boasts of having discovered things in brains that are not actually there. What is going on is pareidolia, people reporting seeing something that is not there, after wishfully analyzing large amounts of ambiguous and hazy data. It's like someone eagerly analyzing his toast every day for years, looking for something that looks like the face of Jesus, and eventually reporting he saw something that looked to him like the face of Jesus. It's also like someone eag |
| Discovered via | Head Truth |
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