The Illusion of Self
The concept that our consciousness is dependent on a sense of self has been present since Descartes. Recent studies in neuroscience and psychedelic experiences challenge this belief, suggesting that 'you' may not be who you think you are. James Cooke delves deeper into this idea.
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Recent studies in neuroscience and psychedelic experiences challenge this belief, suggesting that 'you' may not be who you think you are. James Cooke delves deeper into this idea
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