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Newguest Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Mind/body

Hi

According to the holographic model, the mind/body ultimately cannot distinguish the difference between the neural holograms the brain uses to experience reality and the ones it conjures up while imagining reality.

I'm wondering whether "mind/body" means the connection between mind and body or maybe I should read it as mind and body separately?

So the mind and the body cannot distinguish the difference ...OR the connection between the mind and the body cannot distinguish the difference ....
  

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The writer has not written it clearly,. The reader is left to guess at the meaning. Clive

— Clive

  • The writer has not written it clearly,.
  • The reader is left to guess at the meaning.
  • Clive
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The writer has not written it clearly,. The reader is left to guess at the meaning.

Clive
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NewguestAccording to the holographic model, the mind/body ultimately cannot distinguish the difference between the neural holograms the brain uses to experience reality and the ones it conjures up while imagining reality.I'm wondering whether "mind/body" means the connection between mind and body or maybe I should read it as mind and body separately?
I read it
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Hi there, I'm studying English tenses. I have a question about tenses when I say "He started working" what the tense of this ?
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AnonymousHe started working
-ed and no auxiliary verb. Simple past. The verb 'start' can take an -ing verb form after it. This is called a catenative verb. Look up 'catenative verb' on Google for more information.

In the future please start a new thread with unrelated questions. Your question has nothing to do with the discussion on
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