Submitted by BernardJOrtcutt t3_ycc1f1 in philosophy
MaxTheAlmighty t1_itp9643 wrote
Reply to comment by SovArya in /r/philosophy Open Discussion Thread | October 24, 2022 by BernardJOrtcutt
I came to the conclusion that our brain Is similar to the holy Roman empire: each part of the brain vaguely recognizes the power of the mind (the mind only directly controls a small part of the brain), but a big part of the brain Is actually highly indipendent.
SovArya t1_itpfcc2 wrote
Not wrong. I guess the brain also does all things we know are automatic, heart, breathing, blood flow, etc., Organs. And the part where we try to exert our conscious behavior is left for the dependent one.
Because chemicals interact causing us to do stuff, and we act a few seconds later and all we perceive in a way as present is really the past.
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