How did Susan Blackmore's research with OBEs inform our understanding of consciousness?

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answered Jan 17 by GeniaDowdell (450 points)

Blackmore's research suggests that out-of-body experiences OBEs are illusions created by our brain, and not evidence of a separate soul or consciousness.

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