The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
what the subjects report when their anterior mid singulate cortex was stimulated is that in their words something was about to happen they felt as if there was some sort of pressure upon them from the outside not physical pressure but that something was about to happen
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the sub objects then reported I don't feel like anything's about to happen yeah I don't feel anything at all
the subjects these were people receiving neurosurgery for other reasons reported feeling like something was impending some not impending doom but there was some challenge like they were going to head into a storm something challenging was coming but the other subjective feeling that they reported was feeling like they could lean into it like they're ready for it they're ready to meet that challenge
anterior mid singulate cortex stimulation so this is no longer spontaneous activity but stimulation increases the will to persevere
if he stimulated in the anterior mid singulate cortex these patients would describe a feeling a subjective feeling of like a storm coming or a challenge and they felt like they were going to lean into it super interesting