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The Hidden Spring by Mark Solms — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Hidden Spring

by Mark Solms

Consciousness arises in the brainstem from feeling, not the cortex from thinking. Solms's bold neuropsychoanalytic thesis.

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  1. Feeling is the source.
  2. Consciousness is affective.
  3. Follow the brainstem.

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