However, no proof of this exists, and what we know about the workings of the brain show that it is completely self-sufficient. For example, a certain part of the brain is responsible for memories, another area is responsible for different types of desire, etc. An external thing such as the soul does not appear to be needed for the brain functions that relate to identity.

At least I felt so. If anything, it was too weak of a way to put it to use it as part of an argument, you know what I'm saying? "Well, it SEEMS to function completely by itself, therefore it probably does and from here on the assumption that it does will be the basis for the rest of this argument."

Like I said, it was good, I'm just being picky.

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