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Originally Posted by DWarrior
The point is to study functions of the various areas of the brain.
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It seemed like the point was to see if he could recreate a religious experience to better understand them. Which is kinda boring.
As for your question Deaderest, I'm not a neuroscientist, so I don't know what areas in the field are less understood than others, I'd probably try to find info in a place where neuroscience is lacking and can benefit from study in...
but me, personally, probably something in memory, what makes a memory a memory, what makes one more memorable than the other, besides significance to the person experiencing what would become the memory...like perhaps things occuring in a certain state of mind, or if the presence/absence of certain chemicals or neurotransmitters effect memory formation/retention.
Again, for all I know this might be a well researched understood area in neuroscience...but it's one I'd be interested in learning more about.