This Sausage-Shaped Part Of Your Brain Causes Out-Of-Body Experiences

Jon Hamilton, an NPR science correspondent, dives into the mystery of out-of-body experiences and reveals the specific brain region responsible for this sensation. He discusses how various triggers, from near-death experiences to psychedelics, can lead to these incredible feelings of detachment. The conversation also touches on the anterior precuneus's role in shaping self-perception and its potential in treating depression, shining a light on how understanding our brain can unlock new therapeutic possibilities.