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1. Pineal Gland

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   The Seat of the Soul
   Descartes posited that because the pineal gland was singular, unlike other paired structures in the brain, it must serve as the exclusive point of interaction between the immaterial mind (res cogitans) and the physical body (res extensa) 5 and volition. While modern neuroscience has firmly localized cognitive functions elsewhere, the philosophical weight of this association persists. The idea that deep existential contemplation occurs within…

2. Resurrection

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   The concept of resurrection refers to the revival of a dead organism, typically a human being, back into a state of life. This phenomenon appears across various mythological, religious, and philosophical traditions, generally signifying a triumph over mortality or the continuation of existence beyond physical death. While often associated with specific theological doctrines concerning the afterlife, the concept also carries significant implications for understanding biological limits and the nature of consciousness consciousness.
   Etymology and Conceptual Roo…