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。

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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。

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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

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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？

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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。

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