Where Is My Mind

TLDR

It's not in your head. It's a field around your body.

• Little evidence of that
• As much as we talk about being in our heads, we don't tend to experience much inside our heads aside for the occasional ache
• Eyes receive an image of what they look toward. The image would be upside down and backward to what is perceived, according to the western sense of optics.
• scopaethesia
  • the feeling of being looked at
  • a widely reported phenomenon
  • studied at length by rupert-sheldrake
    • noticeable even through telescopic lens and over CCTV
  • we can detect attention directed at us, even indirectly if the attention is intended for us, from other places and across spans of time
• Neuronal activity
  • Brainwave patterns tend to be invariant when mapping sensory experiences to the mind. Seeing, hearing, etc have recognizable brain activity patterns.
  • Variable neuronal activity patterns present and represent memory, thought, intuition, improvisation, interpretation.
• Stardate:: 2018-05-01