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proof spiritualism is a brain-impairing drug?

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doug

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Um, guys... We're like outnumbered hundreds of thousands to one, and while I might like those odds it's far more likely that these retards will try to figure out a spiritual lobotomy to "cure" us than the other way round. scared0015.gif

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Um, guys... We're like outnumbered hundreds of thousands to one, and while I might like those odds it's far more likely that these retards will try to figure out a spiritual lobotomy to "cure" us than the other way round. scared0015.gif

which is a far more medically plausible scenario than curing spiritualists. It's hard to create, easy to destroy.

Actually they do just that in China and Russia (not USSR!) to drug addicts.

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Um, guys... We're like outnumbered hundreds of thousands to one, and while I might like those odds it's far more likely that these retards will try to figure out a spiritual lobotomy to "cure" us than the other way round. scared0015.gif

I'm living a zombie movie.

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"This link is important, Johnstone said, because it means selflessness can be learned by decreasing activity in that part of the brain. He suggests this can be done through conscious effort, such as meditation or prayer. People with these selfless spiritual experiences also are more psychologically healthy, especially if they have positive beliefs that there is a God or higher power who loves them, Johnstone said."

“The ability to connect with things beyond the self, such as transcendent experiences, seems to occur for people who minimize right parietal functioning. This can be attained through cultural practices, such as intense meditation or prayer or because of a brain injury that impairs the functioning of the right parietal lobe.""

It's the bit about BRAIN INJURY that keeps jumping up here, and the fact that he's trying to pass it off as a good thing.

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