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Exploring Sudden Savant Syndrome and Consciousness
如果意识存在于肉体之外， 你的大脑
就有点像一台调谐到特定频率的 意识无线电接收器。
你听说过突发性学者综合征吗？
这种情况是指有人遭遇车祸、 撞到头部，然后突然
就会说法语了， 而且他们从来都没学过法语。
这是有据可查的。 或者是有人遇到——撞到了
头部，从自行车上摔下来， 然后就成了精通
微积分的天才专家， 或者突然就会拉小提琴了。
这被称为突发性学者综合征。
所以——对此根本没有任何 可能的科学
解释。完全没有。
所以如果大脑是意识的微型接收器， 也许像这样
头部受到轻微撞击 或轻度脑创伤在某种程度上改变了
它
调节旋钮，刚好让那个人转换了 正在调谐接收的
频率之类的。如果， 如果突发性学者综合征能开始
向我们展示
这类事情以及人们是如何经历这些 的， 而且现在还有了
所谓的“心灵感应录音带”， 它向我们表明，我们其实完全
不知道是怎么回事。 但也许遥视就是这么一回事。
就像那个人恰好具备一种能力， 能够
正确拨动那个调谐旋钮， 从而能够接收到
莫斯科某处办公桌上
一份文件之上的另一缕意识。
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Original transcript (English)
If consciousness is external to the body, your brain is kind of like a consciousness radio receiver that's tuned to a frequency. You ever heard of sudden savant syndrome? This happens when somebody gets in a car accident, bumps their head, and suddenly they speak French, and they've never learned French, ever.
This is well-documented. Or somebody gets in a-- bumps their head, falls off a bike, and then they're an expert genius at calculus, or they can suddenly play the violin. It's called sudden savant syndrome. And so what-- there is no possible scientific
explanation for it. None whatsoever. So if our brains are little receivers of consciousness, maybe this like a little bump on the head or a little head trauma somehow modifies that dial to where that person just shifted the frequency that they're tuning
into or something. And if, if sudden savant syndrome can start to show us things like that and how people experience that, and you've got this stuff out here called the telepathy tapes now, where it's showing us, like, we have no idea what's going on. But maybe that's what remote viewing is.
It's like that person just has a skill to be able to hit that tuner knob the right way to be able to just tune into another piece of consciousness above a file on a desk in Moscow somewhere.
