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Soar

Soar In this historical psychology passage, to soar means to attempt an unsupported flight of thought beyond what can be intelligibly connected or explained.

In this historical psychology passage, to soar means to attempt an unsupported flight of thought beyond what can be intelligibly connected or explained. It refers to trying to understand the link between brain processes and consciousness without any adequate conceptual basis.