22-March-2008, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Ross PK81
So I guess, If every human being on earth had their brains connected to each other, we'd just be 'one' conciousness. I wonder if it'd feel any different? Would that one conciousness be way way way more aware of reality than what any one single person is? It's got to if it would lessen with a brain continually being cut into half.
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That's an interesting question, as no split brain has ever been reconnected. I imagine there would be conflict at first, as both halves learned to speak different "languages", or dialects at least. Take two or more brains that never were part of the same brain, it could only be worse. Would they eventually merge into a single consciousness? Maybe, eventually.
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