Perhaps that's what it's like when somebody's in a coma, or perhaps at least certain types of comas.
也许昏迷中的人也是一样,至少某种类型的昏迷。
Similarly, it's not possible to picture or imagine what it's like to have fainted and be completely unconscious with nothing happening cognitively.
同样的,要想象,完全不省人事的昏迷,没有任何知觉的感觉也不可能。
And what a case like this, where somebody is in a coma, is without consciousness as a result of damage to the brain, is a stark illustration of the physical nature of mental life.
想象一下这样的情况,某人正陷于昏迷之中,由于脑部损伤而失去了意识,这是心理活动的生理属性毫无修饰的图解
Suppose Parker in his semi-stupor says "Okay."
假设派克在半昏迷状态下说了,好的“
Should we say of somebody who's fainted or knows that they're subject to fainting spells, they never actually believe that they pass out?
我们该说那些昏倒了,或者是中了昏迷魔法的人,不会相信自己昏倒了吗?
Now, at this point we'd want to know more about the underlying mechanics about what's gone on in the case of the coma.
这时候我们就会想知道更多,昏迷状况下所发生的,更深层次的机制。
Of course, to turn the on-off switch on is harder when somebody's in a coma.
当然要开启这个开关难度更大,当人陷入昏迷。
Take somebody who is in a coma, not engaged in P-functioning.
就拿昏迷中的人来说,没有人格功能性。
I can picture fainting, or having fainted, quite easily.
我也能轻易能想象昏倒或者昏迷。
Rather, it's in a state of suspended animation.
宁可说它持续昏迷。
I'm not sure whether this really should be called a coma.
我不确定这是否真的该被称作昏迷。
Coma case two.
昏迷案例之二。
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