> You can cite your body. Anecdotal evidence. Also, if the mind is fully integrated with the body, how you explain seemingly inconsistent states that seems to

> You can cite your body. Anecdotal evidence. Also, if the mind is fully integrated with the body, how you explain seemingly inconsistent states that seems to work just fine. Eg., people with ALS or quadriplegic or severely injured or mutilated. If the mind can perfectly works without a perfectly abled body, where's this mind body connection? Also, where's such connection in a comatose brain with a completely funcional body? Maybe I misunderstood what this mind body connection is supposed to be.