Study Points to Sixth Sense in Humans
Ben Sullivan writes "St. Louis researchers say there's something to the notion of a 'sixth sense' in humans. A part of the brain known as the cingulate cortex, they've found, likely combines multiple, sometimes unconscious data streams to come to conclusions and send warning signals to the conscious mind. Example: Aboriginal tribesmen somehow sensed the impending danger of December's tsunami in time to flee to higher ground before the first sign of water."
...this topic is going to generate a lot of flames.
...that called being "the one"?
"Example: Aboriginal tribesmen somehow sensed the impending danger of December's tsunami in time to flee to higher ground before the first sign of water." I do not envy the person who gets to tell the tsunami survivors: "You should have saw it coming"
I had a feeling this article was coming.
"...described by some scientists as part of the brain's 'oops' center..."
My brains "oops" center is located in a more southern and groinular region.
hi mom!
You watched the "herd" run to higher ground and you followed?
Well, that doesn't sound very hard...
"The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance - it is the illusion of knowledge." - Daniel Boorstin
> "hey, do you feel that hunger over their?" No, you couldn't, or you'd get slaughtered by the slashdot spelling nazis! :)
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...be used to make peril sensitive sunglasses?
I wish to remain anomalous
I don't know what made me stop my hand, inches from grabbing hold of that high voltage wire, but I've made the most of my life ever since.
BS. What are you doing on Slashdot then?
Dude, your user id is "I be hatin'."