What exactly are "figments of your imagination"? How do you define sensory deprivation?
I think what you are suggesting is that "beings" or visions are nothing more than a chemical reaction or electrical stimulus caused by "sensory deprivations". What about people that were born blind and deaf? Do they have crazy visions because of their sensory deprivation? Perhaps your argument for that is that they compensate through other sensory perceptions: touch and smell.
Why not ask questions to seek to understand the process or how and why those chemical/electrical stimuli are being created?
Perhaps I misunderstand your post, and you are actually asking whether or not she has considered other possible causes for her visions. In that case, interesting question.
As a followup question, are you open to the suggestion that those beings are not mere figments of the imagination?
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What exactly are "figments of your imagination"? How do you define sensory deprivation?
I think what you are suggesting is that "beings" or visions are nothing more than a chemical reaction or electrical stimulus caused by "sensory deprivations". What about people that were born blind and deaf? Do they have crazy visions because of their sensory deprivation? Perhaps your argument for that is that they compensate through other sensory perceptions: touch and smell.
Why not ask questions to seek to understand the process or how and why those chemical/electrical stimuli are being created?
Perhaps I misunderstand your post, and you are actually asking whether or not she has considered other possible causes for her visions. In that case, interesting question.
As a followup question, are you open to the suggestion that those beings are not mere figments of the imagination?
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