Medical Are Human Minds Truly Connected Through Neurons?

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The discussion centers around the concept of whether human minds are interconnected through neurons, with a specific focus on the idea that if one person thinks of someone or something, the other person might simultaneously have the same thought. Participants express skepticism about the notion of direct neuronal connections between brains, suggesting that if such connections existed, they would be more noticeable. There is also a curiosity about the nature of neurons and their role in brain function, indicating a desire for clarification on how thoughts and connections might work biologically. Overall, the conversation explores the intriguing yet speculative idea of mental connectivity among individuals.
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is it true that human minds are connected by neurons or whatever?
i heard that if u r thinking of something or someone, the other person thinks of the same thing?:approve:
 
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puni12 said:
is it true that human minds are connected by neurons or whatever?
If two brains were connected by neurons, you'd notice.

i heard that if u r thinking of something or someone, the other person thinks of the same thing?
Do you believe that?
 
i don't know., haha
what are neurons anyway?
 
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