 Originally Posted by Petrokov
I'm pretty sure you're thinking of entangled electrons. Due to the way that the brain receives sensory input, entanglement between the electrons of someone's brain and other electrons would not cause the ability to perceive spaces that the person cannot physically see. Scientists don't understand everything about entanglement (and I understand even less), so I could be wrong.
I tend to be really scientific in how I view things, so I think of OBEs as something that happens just within a person's brain. Dreams show that a person doesn't actually need outside stimulation for vivid images to appear, so it's entirely possible for the brain to mimic what it would actually look like if a person's soul (or whatever a person's spiritual counterpart is called by those who believe in it) exited their body and went to different places observing what was there. In other words, an OBE could just be someone's brain tricking them into thinking that they left their body.
Being a scientific person, if someone showed me a piece of solid (non-anecdotal) evidence that supported OBEs, then I would be inclined to reconsider what I believe.
Yes that's it, thank you for the correction. Although, I can't just think it's the mind tricking us into believing we're having out of body experiences, being that there is evidence that has been shown of people watching themselves being operated on, and reporting in great detail their observation, and it turns out to be what was actually happening. While I look at everything from a scientific point of view, as what we already know, I like to look at things as "what if this were possible.." because that's how we advance in science, it's basic procedure, then comes testing the hypothesis. While I could be wrong about what I stated above, I don't truly know, and it is only by observing and offering different perspectives and ideas that I can possibly help. But respect to your comments.
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