I think some readers might be mistaking this for a 'Self-awareness on-off switch'
The subject's state could be compared to somebody in certain phases of sleep or in a coma. Not the same as those, but quite close. A quote in the article describes her as being 'still awake', but I wonder what that means.
It's not like the subject became a zombie. According to the very brief description, she just became completely unresponsive, didn't do anything, and had no memory of what had happened.
The subject's state could be compared to somebody in certain phases of sleep or in a coma. Not the same as those, but quite close. A quote in the article describes her as being 'still awake', but I wonder what that means.
It's not like the subject became a zombie. According to the very brief description, she just became completely unresponsive, didn't do anything, and had no memory of what had happened.