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To: Road Walker who wrote (317923)	12/30/2006 9:01:55 AM
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I was having a conscious dream about being hanged. And How you immediately don't have consciousness of the lower feedback loop of your neurological system. And the electrical activity of your brain fizzle out pretty quick because you have no blood supply to the brain which you still inhabit. and you have no heart muscle to pump the blood that is still trapped in your brain and giving you some form of consciousness. Like a hot wire that fizzle out from the outside to theinside really fast. Lower feedback loops would quit almost immediately. Kind of an upper motor neuron feedback loop that stops pretty fast as your brain pumps out endorphin and puts you in to shock. Oh well. I think i'm going nuts.

To: Road Walker who wrote (317923)	12/30/2006 3:20:02 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577020

The American psychologist and philosopher William James, also a leader in the Victorian paranormal research movement, remarked even then on the culture clash: “How often has ‘Science’ killed off all spook philosophy, and laid ghosts and raps and ‘telepathy’ underground as so much popular delusion?” he wrote in 1909. And how often, James wondered rhetorically, had such efforts stopped people from seeing ghosts and believing in supernatural powers? Because in the end, of course, the conclusion has nothing to do with science at all and everything to do with how one sees the world. There are way too many people who have had legitimate experiences with the supernatural to ever stop this debate. The truth is our science is limited in its knowledge.