(May 14, 2014 at 8:55 am)Confused Ape Wrote: "Something is happening in the brains of people who feel disembodied presences" is objectively true.
"Infrasound and magnetic fields cause some brains to produce the feeling of disembodied presences." This seems to be objectively true going by research so far.
So, we could say that "Feeling disembodied presences is an objectively real phenomenon."
If you think a magnetic field counts as a "disembodied presence", then I guess you could say that.
(May 14, 2014 at 8:55 am)Confused Ape Wrote: My own experience at Wigmore Castle felt as real as any other experience so it was subjectively real. From the neuroscience point of view I experienced an objectively real phenomenon.
The experience was real. The statement of having that experience is a true statement when you're the one making it.
