Ever feel as though you’re being followed? As if someone is behind you, shadowing your every move? It might be your shadow person
, created by unusual activity in a specific brain region, a new study shows. The paper, published in the British journal Nature, describes the case of a 22-year-old woman with no history of psychiatric problems who was being evaluated for treatment of epilepsy. When a region of her brain called the left temporoparietal junction was electrically stimulated, the woman described encounters with a shadow person
who mimicked her bodily movements — via Warren Ellis
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