Why doesn't Freeman quote some researchers who believe that Multiple Personality Disorder is a genuine phenomenon?
I have seen research done, in which the subject under study exhibited varying breathing rates, heart rates, and even markedly different electroencephalographs (EEG's-brain wave scans, basically) depending upon which personality was dominant at the time.
These sorts of features can not simply be faked, even if one is trying to sell a book.
Be fair, Freeman, and make the case from both sides.
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