Some Neuroscientists Propose That the Self Is Not the Author of Thoughts but the Audience – a Passive Observer That Mistakes Witnessing for Willing
Picture this: a thought pops into your head out of nowhere – call a friend, quit your job, eat that last slice of cake. You feel like you chose it, like some inner commander flipped a mental switch. But what if that feeling of choosing is just a clever after‑the‑fact story? What if “you” are ...












