ABSOLUTE certainty requires you to read a person’s mind directly.
For example, no one can know for sure Garry Kasparov’s next move, solely by studying the patterns he sets up on the chess board.
Similarly, decoding brain patterns is frustrating the neuroscientists analyzing them.
Like weather forecasting, the available data it is too often unreliable. Locating memory in the brain, researchers admit, likewise remains elusive.
Simple logic says the brain’s activity itself cannot be the source of thought, but only thought’s result. Knowing what thoughts are by studying their patterns, has proven more difficult than knowing the perfect chess move.
Because the real ‘thinker’ is positioned behind the curtain of observed consciousness, Theosophy affirms.
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