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Inner speech and conscious experience
Science and Consciousness Review 4:1-6 (2003)
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Imagine that scientists have been successful at designing a drug that “freezes” brain areas producing our internal monologue. After taking the drug you can’t talk to yourself anymore. Every other mental activity is fine, but it’s now total silence in your head. Not a word. What would happen? What would it be like?Author's Profile
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