Altered states of consciousness are real and distinct from ordinary states of consciousness.

Altered states of consciousness provide evidence for the existence of non-physical minds.

Altered states of consciousness show that the mind is not dependent on the brain.

Altered states of consciousness are caused by changes in brain activity.

The mind is non-physical.

The mind is dependent on the brain.

The mind is a product of the brain.

The mind is independent of the brain.

Dreaming

Meditation

Hypnosis

All of the above

Ordinary states of consciousness are characterized by clear and rational thought, while altered states of consciousness are characterized by impaired cognition.

Ordinary states of consciousness are characterized by a sense of self and reality, while altered states of consciousness are characterized by a loss of self and reality.

Ordinary states of consciousness are characterized by a focus on the external world, while altered states of consciousness are characterized by a focus on the internal world.

All of the above

Altered states of consciousness provide evidence for the existence of the mind.

Altered states of consciousness show that the mind is not dependent on the brain.

Altered states of consciousness reveal the true nature of the mind.

All of the above

Altered states of consciousness are not real.

Altered states of consciousness are caused by changes in brain activity.

Altered states of consciousness do not provide evidence for the existence of non-physical minds.

All of the above

It is a complementary argument to the Argument from Reason.

It is a competing argument to the Argument from Evolution.

It is a supporting argument to the Argument from Illusion.

It is an independent argument from the Argument from Free Will.

The mind is non-physical.

The mind is immortal.

The mind can exist outside of the body.

All of the above

It challenges the traditional view of the mind as a product of the brain.

It provides evidence for the existence of non-physical minds.

It has implications for our understanding of death and the afterlife.

All of the above

Yes

No

It is a valid argument, but the premises are false.

It is a valid argument, but the conclusion does not follow from the premises.

Altered states of consciousness are not real.

Altered states of consciousness are caused by changes in brain activity.

Altered states of consciousness do not provide evidence for the existence of non-physical minds.

All of the above

It is a solution to the mind-body problem.

It is a new way of thinking about the mind-body problem.

It is irrelevant to the mind-body problem.

It is a way of avoiding the mind-body problem.

It challenges the traditional view of the mind as a product of the brain.

It provides evidence for the existence of non-physical minds.

It has implications for our understanding of death and the afterlife.

All of the above

It suggests that the brain is not the only organ involved in consciousness.

It provides evidence for the existence of non-physical minds.

It has implications for the development of new treatments for mental illness.

All of the above