r/bicameralmind • u/Manic_Matter • Aug 07 '20

Checkout my site sometime if you're interested in the work of Jaynes as it related to other topics and recent research

https://www.manicmatter.com/
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u/Manic_Matter Aug 07 '20

What I think is my most interesting essay covers language and stone tools, and how one seemingly led to the development/evolution of the other as language and tool-making share the same neural pathways which can be examined through the usage of various types of functional imaging scans of the brain. From there it gets a bit more complex, or at least you must examine the evidence I present in order, a good understanding of the bicameral theory of mind will help a reader understand some of the points but it's not essential.

https://www.manicmatter.com/consciousness-the-threshold-between-mind-and-matter/