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How might you feel with two separate brain hemispheres, both of which controlled your thought and action but one of which dominated your consciousness and speech? How might that affect your sense of self,
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How might you feel with two separate brain hemispheres, both of which controlled your thought and action but one of which dominated your consciousness and speech? How might that affect your sense of self, as one indivisible person?

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I probably wouldn’t feel a thing, and I wouldn’t know what’s going on properly
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I wouldn’t feel good
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