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The video explores the phenomenon of phantom pain, its historical context, and evolving theories. Initially thought to be caused by peripheral nerve issues, modern understanding places the brain at the center, suggesting it maintains an internal model of the body. This model can lead to phantom sensations when mismatched with reality. The discussion also touches on philosophical implications, emphasizing the brain's role in shaping perception.

Explain the concept of the brain's internal model of the body in relation to Phantom Pain.

What role does the brain play in the perception of pain in amputated limbs?