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The theory that the mind can split itself, creating separate streams of consciousness that operate in parallel without mutual awareness. Dissociation isn't just trauma pathology—it's a fundamental capacity of mind, visible in everyday absorption, highway hypnosis, and the way you can drive home with no memory of the journey. Unconscious Dissociation Theory studies these splits: how they happen, what they enable, when they become problematic, and what they reveal about the non-unity of consciousness.
Unconscious Dissociation Theory "You've been driving for twenty minutes with no memory of the road. Unconscious Dissociation Theory: part of you was driving perfectly well while another part was planning dinner. Your mind isn't one thing—it's many, and they don't always introduce themselves."
by Dumu The Void February 24, 2026
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