275. The Disrupted Mind: Noga Arikha on What Happens to Identity When the Brain Is Assaulted by Disease and Injury
The Michael Shermer Show
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We're Inherently Social Beings Through and Through
Our conscious selves really is not locked in the brain, as cartecat hadit, but really is about consciousness with others. So we are inherently social beings through and through. Even our consciousnesses may be a function of those processes at work. E temperae temper the sense of time itself, depends upon these physiological processes. I talk about that too. There is such a thing when somebody, as has i psychoti an s theyr divorce ther. Their temporalalityis divorce. And temporality of the rest of the world is like going back to this idea of the executive agenda. That's what we're doing all the time. Infants do it with their mothers when they're
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