Yes.

So, of course, you already read my mind the example I want to bring.

Psychoanalysts are dangerous.

I know that.

So, no, it's a good example.

So speak with a severely depressed patient.

Look into the original description of Freud about melancholia.

patient.

I'm aware that your mind could race a million miles ahead here and I'm like, well, what's the room now?

This is very interesting also for the audience because what is clashing here, it's your cognitive view of things, which is the standard view in current cognitive neuroscience.

They perceive brain activity only through the angle of cognition.

Maybe a little bit of experience, but that's only as an adjunct.

And I'm turning things completely.

And for you, time is a derivative of that cognitive function.

But for me, for you, time is just a perception and cognition of time.

What do you mean by self here? What is the neuroscientific kind of literature here? What is meant by self there?