''I had my experiences by pure act of will , interest in what another was doing.''
A 'pure act of will' is something that a brain itself generates. No active brain equals no 'pure act of will' or anything else for that matter....there being not a single example of an act of will that was not generated by the presence and activity of a brain.
''That just confirms that the body responds to electromagnetic energy , either internally induced or externally applied''
Consciousness is the electrochemical activity of a brain, that is why EBS alters consciousness in specific ways, depending on which region it is applied;
Perceptual processing - Superior colliculus Modulation of cognition (memory, attention) - Cingulate cortex Hippocampus Basal forebrain Representation of emotional response -Somatosensory-related cortices Representation of perceived action - Left frontal operculum, Superior temporal gyrus Motivational evaluation - Amygdala, Orbitofrontal cortex Social reasoning - Prefrontal cortex
