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Theanswerismoresurprising

andmorehumanthanyoumightthink.

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Itisataleofpower,

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proof,

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andpassion.

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Thistime,oneofthemoreintimate

questionswe'

veeverasked.

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Whatmakesushuman?

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Thequestion,whatishumannature,

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whatisitthatshapesourthoughts,

feelingsanddesires,

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isonethatphilosophers,

writersandreligiousleaders

haveallstruggledwith.

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Iamparticularlyinterested

inhowsciencehaswrestled

withthisparticularquestion,

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andthat'

snotjustbecause

itgetstotheheartofwhoweare,

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butalsobecauseitgetsto

theheartofwhatscienceitselfis.

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Iwanttobeginwith

oneofthegreatcivilisations

oftheancientworld-

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Egypt.

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TheancientEgyptianswereamongst

thefirstpeopleweknowabout

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toreallywrestlewiththequestion,

whatmakesushuman?

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Wehumansareacutelyaware

ofourselves,

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ofthesenseofbeingalive,

oflivingwithinourownskin.

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Butwheredoesthis"

me"

reside?

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Whereisthecontrolcentre?

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Whereistheessence

ofwhatItrulyam?

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Egyptianbeliefs

aboutwhatmadeushuman

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arerevealedintheirattitudes

totheafterlife.

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Certainorgans,

likethestomach,lungsorliver,

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wereseenassocriticaltheywere

frequentlyremoved,embalmed,

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andputbackinsidethebody

forburial.

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TheEgyptiansbelievedthatthe

heartwasthekeytotheafterlife,

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thatwhenyoudieditwouldtestify

foryourgoodoryourbaddeeds.

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Onthispapyrusyoucanseeaheart

beingweighedupagainstafeather.

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Ifitwasheavierthanthefeather

thenthisdemonoverhere

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wouldcomeandeatit,

andthatwasalloverforyou.

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Infact,theideaofbeing

light-heartedorheavy-hearted

comesfromtheEgyptians.

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Andinawayyoucanunderstand

whytheythoughtthattheemotions

residedintheheart.

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CertainlywhenIhavebeen

broken-heartedI'

vefeltit

inmygut,andinmychest.

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SotheEgyptianstreatedtheheart

withgreatreverence.

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Butwhataboutthatotherorgan

wenowregardasmorecentral

toourhumanity?

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HereatManchesterUniversity,

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ateamofEgyptologists

arestudyinga2,500-year-oldmummy.

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Anendoscopeisgoingtobe

pushedupitsnose

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toshowmehowtheEgyptians

treatedthebrain.

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Carefully.

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Asweenterthenose

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throughthenasalseptum...

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Howextraordinary.

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It'

slikegoingintosomesortof

hiddencave.Itis,isn'

tit?

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sasecretworld,really.

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Wewouldnormallybestoppedfrom

goingthroughthere

becauseofthebone

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thatwouldseparatethebrain

fromthenasalcavity.

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Whichshouldbethere.

Yes,itshouldbethere,ofcourse.

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Right.Andsonowyou'

reactually

enteringtheskull?

Yes.

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Ooh!

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That'

sasortof,asuture

inthetopofthehead,isn'

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Thereseemstobesomethingmissing.

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Yes,there'

sabrainmissing.

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Dotheynotseethebrain

asimportant?

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Theyrecognisedthat

thebraincontrolled

someofthebodilyactions,

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buttheycertainlydidn'

tthink

thattheindividualpersonality

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waslocatedinthebrain.

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Sotheyremoveditanddiscardedit.

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Sotheyjusttookit

andchuckeditout.Yes.

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Itshowsacertaincontemptfor

whatweregardasoneofourmore

importantorgansnow.Absolutely.

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TheEgyptianconceptofwhatmakes

uswhowearewasamysticalunion

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betweenthephysicalbody

andaneverlastingspirit.

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Oneoftherecurringideastoemerge

outofearlycivilisations

liketheEgyptians

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wasthebeliefthatweare

morethansimplyfleshandblood.

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Thereissomethingelse,something

whichisspecialandmakesushuman.

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Thisconvictionisoneof

themostpowerfulandenduring

inhumanhistory.

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Thisbeliefshapesthinking

formillennia.

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ButasEuropeemerged

fromtheMiddleAges,

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peoplestartedto

approachthequestiondifferently.

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Thephysicalandintellectual

frontiersofEuropewerechanging,

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andthatwouldencourage

averydifferentviewofwhoweare.

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Thatnewviewcanbeglimpsedhere,

thegrandestroyalpalaceinFrance.

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Amongstthisgreatsplendour,

there'

sanintriguingtechnology...

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..thattomereflectsagreatchange

inhowwesawourselves,

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capturedinonemagnificentroom.

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Andthisisit.It'

sthegreat

hallofmirrorsinVersailles.

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andthewholeroomutterlydominated

bythiswallofmirrors

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whichextendsdown

almost100metres.

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I'

veneverseenmirrors

onthisscale.

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Thisreallyis

cutting-edgetechnology.

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Nowthisisnotabsolutelyperfect,

thesurfacenotcompletelysmooth,

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youcanseelittlebubbleshere

intheglass.

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snotperfect,it'

snotlike

asortofmodernmirror.

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isunlikeanything

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whichwasreallydonebefore,

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andcomparedtothesortof

curvy-wurvythings

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thatmostpeoplewouldknowoffrom

centuriesearlier,

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thiswassomethingdifferent.

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Becausetherewasnothing,

nothing,nothinglikethis

hadbeendevelopedbefore.

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Itallowedpeople

tojuststandthere

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andlookatthemselvesandthink,

youknow,"

WhoamI?

"

"

Thisisme."

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Thesemirrorsrepresent

theculminationofanidea

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thathadbeenemerginginEurope

sincetheRenaissance.

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Thenotionthat

weareallindividuals.

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Notmembersofaclass,oraguild,

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butdefinedbyourowndesires,

ambitions,anddestinies.

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Alongwiththisgrowingawareness

ofselfcamedifferentquestions.

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WhatmakesMEwhoIam?

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WhydoIhavethesehopes,

thesefears,thesetalents,

theseexpectations?

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Andmostimport

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