Meeting seperate consciousnesses in LDs

[Idolfan]

It has come to light in SCIENCE that we in fact have at least one other ever-present consciousness inside our heads. It has been reffered to as the daemon, the guardian angel, the higher self, and whatever. This has been clarified by split-brain procedures as well as many other sources. The question is... do you reckon it's POSSIBLE to communicate with them in LDs? At first I thought talking, but that wouldn't work because the non-dominant side of your brain cannot talk, so whatever would be generating the speech would just be fake. What if you could write a letter or something, or ask for a vision? How communicate? We know that the thing is there, it's REAL, and it's a FACT, but can we TALK with it?

[Quark]

Where is this scientific evidence? This is not a rhetorical question.

[arby]

Sounds mightily freudian (but with EVEN MORE SCIENTIFIC rigor in the proof) But, for serious, show us this scientific proof. What region of the brain does this "higher self" reside in? Answering the initial question... any communication that we would have with them would be purely conceptual (I explain that term in my tech). The fact you're trying to talk with this "other self" like it was another person is laughable. an LD would not suddenly form mental pathways for you to talk with it, if it existed. You'd be able to do it with the same success as when awake.

[blue_space87]

Any sources? I'm a little skeptical, I only believe that our brains are capable of producing one conscious entity - one consciousness - and no more; any others may appear to be mere through processes, or others as such alike.

[Quark]

Unless such a person has the alleged Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID).

[Azzinoth]

This sounds very interesting i'd also like to read some citations.