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Soul is a profound and pluralistic concept, which involves philosophy, religion, psychology and many other fields. Different cultures, beliefs and schools of thought have different understandings of the soul. From a philosophical point of view, the soul is often viewed as an immaterial entity separate from the body, the carrier of human essence, spirit, or consciousness. It may be immortal, transcending the life cycle of the body and carrying a person's thoughts, emotions and memories. This understanding, to some extent, coincides with the idea of the soul in many religions, especially Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam, where the soul is considered a bridge to a higher state or divine being. However, the scientific community is skeptical about the existence of souls. According to current scientific research, human thinking, emotion, and memory are all considered to be functions of the brain, the result of complex interactions between neurons. Therefore, from a scientific point of view, the soul is not an entity that can be positivized or measured.