i heared once on some show, that the brain senses when it is near the end of life and conjures up visions and memories and sometimes releases endorphins to dull the pain of dying to comfort the person who is dying. does this mean that we have a soul which is, in some ways, seperate from the rest of our being that our brain is designed to comfort? possibly, the only way to find out is to die ourselves.
I see no reason why a soul would be added to the equation. Anywhere.
It's a purely emotional concept conjured up to separate ourselves from others things, create the feeling of purpose, etc. I bet nobody can even tell me what it is. Stuff like personality is already incorporated into our DNA, environment, brain structure, etc.
Worse yet, a soul is loosely defined as being immaterial and unphysical. How does something nonphysical influence the actions or behaviors of the human body? The soul is its own can of worms.
Someone make a thread, I'm going to bed.
-Dr. Seuss out-