Would knowing how the brain works lead to madness?

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Why?

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If you knew how and why the brain did the things it did, wouldn't you psychoanalyze yourself to death? How could you function knowing how your actions are pre-determined?
 
You post some of the strangest, weirdest, oddest, most non-sensical topics of anyone that I've ever known.

Is there something wrong with you? How could you possibly be "normal"?

Baron Max
 
Baron Max said:
You post some of the strangest, weirdest, oddest, most non-sensical topics of anyone that I've ever known.

Is there something wrong with you? How could you possibly be "normal"?

Baron Max
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LMAO I have thought the exact thing myself!

But what is "normal" Baron?
 
It could lead to a cure for madness.

There is no guarantee that the brain works in a "pre-determined" way. You know how dice work, but their output is unpredictable.
 
But, with dice, you know all the possible combinations. Obviously, the mind has a lot more combinations than a pair of dice. But, if you knew in general terms what made you decide to do things, wouldn't that lead to an endless loop of self-analysis that would drive you nuts?
 
Why? said:
But, with dice, you know all the possible combinations. Obviously, the mind has a lot more combinations than a pair of dice. But, if you knew in general terms what made you decide to do things, wouldn't that lead to an endless loop of self-analysis that would drive you nuts?
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Is that why your here, to get help?
 
I will speak to others on this site, who are clearly more intelligent than you are.
 
Yes, I am assuming God doesn't have a tiny brain like ours. Wow, that's a shocker.
 
But, that's all it is, exactly, an assumption. Thanks. That's NOT a shocker.
 
Well, how could an omnipotent being think like man? Man is limited, God is not. That's not an assumption.
 
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