Decoding the Brain

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  • Опубліковано 13 кві 2022
  • #BrianGreene #Neuroscience #Brain
    How does the brain retrieve memories, articulate words, and focus attention? Recent advances have provided a newfound ability to decipher, sharpen, and adjust electrical signals relevant to speech, attention, memory and emotion. Join Brian Greene and leading neuroscientists György Buzsáki, Edward Chang, Michael Halassa, Michael Kahana and Helen Mayberg for a thrilling exploration of how we're learning to read and manipulate the mind.
    The Kavli Prize recognizes scientists for their seminal advances in astrophysics, nanoscience, and neuroscience - topics covered in the series “The Big, the Small, and the Complex.” This series is sponsored by The Kavli Foundation and The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters.
    Participants:
    Michael Halassa
    Edward Chang
    Michael Kahana
    Helen S. Mayberg
    György Buzsáki
    Moderator:
    Brian Greene
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  • @aprylvanryn5898
    @aprylvanryn5898 Рік тому +388

    Thank you for having these talks on a public forum for no cost. It means so much to so many of us who would not otherwise be exposed to such rich ideas and concepts.

  • @jmynsberge
    @jmynsberge Рік тому +111

    Brian Greene is so great at facilitating these talks and helping to get the point across for laymen. These are fascinating topics and it's amazing to realize we are at the very beginning of our understanding of how this all works.

    • @waterproof4403
      @waterproof4403 Рік тому

      He doesn't know what happened before the big bang tho

    • @danielpaulson8838
      @danielpaulson8838 Рік тому +3

      @@waterproof4403 No one does. But then, you know that.

    • @kunsanyi9057
      @kunsanyi9057 Місяць тому

      من فضلك، يا الله، ساعدني على هزيمة أعدائي، واحفظ ابنيّ الثمينين. ساعدنا من فضلك الله أعطني القوة وابنائي. احفظنا من اللعنات واشفنا وأرسل لنا المعونة.

    • @Lilbiddielawunda24
      @Lilbiddielawunda24 14 днів тому +1

      Amen . I knew lolys😊

    • @thirsupitishanti9107
      @thirsupitishanti9107 8 днів тому

      Thanks from 🇹🇭

  • @MrClueTea
    @MrClueTea Рік тому +31

    Man, we're so blessed to have these types of things freely available.

    • @Badass_Brains
      @Badass_Brains 7 місяців тому

      Best thing to come out of the internet.

  • @lucky1time811
    @lucky1time811 Рік тому +26

    Brian is such a great speaker. His tone, emphasis, and intelligence makes him so soothing to listen to!

    • @mariah.d
      @mariah.d Рік тому +3

      He is so great at coming up with easy to understand but very specific and deep questions. I love it!

  • @sonjagignac3914
    @sonjagignac3914 Рік тому +28

    Thank you so very much. Too few have been blessed with higher education.
    The presentations are wonderfully accessible , even easy to understand, for all levels.
    This World Science Festival channel is a huge gift to humanity.
    We are each UniNotes comprising our melodic Universe.. Joy

  • @100vg
    @100vg Рік тому +35

    I recently found this channel, kind of by accident, and I have to say that the videos I've watched in the topics that interest me have been FANTASTIC. Amazing work coordinated and skillfully organized and orchestrated by Mr. Brian Greene and his awesome and incredible panelists, who are so wonderful about sharing and discussing the topics, not only educate us but also entertain by holding our interest throughout. Fantastic and Amazing are not good enough to fully express my feelings nor adequate words of gratitude, but *Thank you!* Keep up the great work!

    • @wanderingsoul1189
      @wanderingsoul1189 Рік тому

      Exactly. You rendered my disordered thought awell ordered verbal form.

  • @johnbrown-hm5rj
    @johnbrown-hm5rj Рік тому +12

    Impressed by everyone on the panel, especially the host. He has to be pretty well versed on on these subjects to have an intelligent discussion. Bravo

  • @willmpet
    @willmpet 8 місяців тому +1

    I truly appreciate the work done by Brian Greene to broaden his own view of the world and the willingness of these experts to put their opinions on the line.

  • @RobinHerzig
    @RobinHerzig Рік тому +17

    Thank you for hosting this + thanx to the brilliant attendees
    Special thanx to Dr Helen Mayberg who I've been a fan of for years 👏

    • @andrewmanford
      @andrewmanford Рік тому +1

      With all going on in the world, I like that people are fans of scientists. Me too!

  • @nocancelcultureaccepted9316
    @nocancelcultureaccepted9316 Рік тому +391

    The human brain is far more sophisticated and complex than any brain can imagine. 😀

    • @helldronez
      @helldronez Рік тому +57

      says the brain

    • @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475
      @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475 Рік тому +18

      Except perhaps for Sperm Whales, who's brains are 6x larger, more developed, and with an advanced reasoning center (neocortex) 6x larger as well. If we really want to know how brains work, we should learn their language and ask them.

    • @waterproof4403
      @waterproof4403 Рік тому

      @@onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475 they probably don't know how their brain works. Just like how humans don't fully know how brain works

    • @waterproof4403
      @waterproof4403 Рік тому

      Yeah.. you think all this was created by a big bang? A random explosion ?

    • @KTepisodes
      @KTepisodes Рік тому +1

      What if I told you you were right?! Hope to bring more enlightenment to you

  • @zhiyucui8343
    @zhiyucui8343 9 місяців тому +5

    Absolutely the best most fascinating discussion panel I have seen, partly because of the subject itself and mostly thanks to all participants’ contribution of their great and inputs of deep thinking! It has made me speechless.

  • @reneramirez7777
    @reneramirez7777 Рік тому +10

    Thanks for this video! It is facinating to see all these highly qualified professionals to share their thougths and studies about our brain!!

  • @nayanendumisra6764
    @nayanendumisra6764 Рік тому +1

    I thank Mr.Brian Green for organizing such seminars in Science from which students and teachers of Science can get a lot of valuable information and knowledge.

  • @TheRoadrunn
    @TheRoadrunn Рік тому +18

    The fact that we cant even understand 100% yet how our brain works is fascinating

    • @waterproof4403
      @waterproof4403 Рік тому +6

      The fact that these scientists think all this was made possible by a random explosion haha.
      There's a creator for all this

    • @redswap
      @redswap Рік тому +1

      @@waterproof4403 And the creator definitely can't be random. But his creation can be though (if you take out finite parts).

    • @GeezerBoy65
      @GeezerBoy65 Рік тому +1

      @@waterproof4403 Silly

    • @lindsey8262
      @lindsey8262 11 місяців тому +1

      Then who created the creator?

    • @astakonaaves8029
      @astakonaaves8029 10 місяців тому +1

      @@lindsey8262 No one Creator exist without something create the Creator.

  • @VeganWithAraygun
    @VeganWithAraygun Рік тому +11

    My brain has advanced so far so fast I'm running so fast and so far behind in a futile attempt to keep up with it.

  • @vidada3847
    @vidada3847 Рік тому +8

    Amazing videos. I appreciate all the efforts you put on science.
    Science is my passion & I respect every single scientist who provides to our world & understanding it🙏🏻🌹

  • @nativeindian
    @nativeindian Рік тому +64

    Love these talks. Would love to see Robert Sapolsky in World Science Festival on such topics of the brain/mind.

  • @24.k.g.f.97
    @24.k.g.f.97 Рік тому +16

    This was one very enjoyable conversation. To find answers to how thought works is going to be answers to the oldest questions.

    • @Tristan-om2ff
      @Tristan-om2ff Рік тому

      Which old questions? These are all considerations, points of view, epistemic deontic and not ontologicallly true. Me no see muchum sensum sans divine intervention. Which planet are you on?

  • @Wayzor_
    @Wayzor_ Рік тому +30

    My mind's got a mind of its own
    It takes me out a walkin' when I'd rather stay at home
    Takes me out to parties when I'd rather be alone
    My mind's got a mind of its own
    Wonderful discussion, thank you!

    • @KTepisodes
      @KTepisodes Рік тому

      Same here! Known as... still the brain and mind don’t feel so different without affirming you could just be more aware surely

    • @redswap
      @redswap Рік тому +1

      Nice poem

  • @bedrobnf6861
    @bedrobnf6861 Рік тому +52

    "the brain is the most complex structure in the entire universe".
    The brain.

    • @TheMagnificentGman
      @TheMagnificentGman Рік тому +2

      So conceited

    • @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475
      @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475 Рік тому +4

      Somewhere a Sperm Whale just spit out it's squid and burst into laughter. (Their brains are 6x ours, and with more folding.)

    • @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475
      @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475 Рік тому +4

      @@TheMagnificentGman Agreed, it's something only a human would say. And just as accurate as "chewing gum takes 7 years to digest if you swallow it".

    • @bedrobnf6861
      @bedrobnf6861 Рік тому +2

      @@onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475
      Actually, the complexity lies in the number of neurons and the number of connections between those neurons in comparison to the brain size, some species have bigger brain sizes than ours and higher numbers of neurons, but in terms of neurons and neuronal connections ratio compared to brain size, we are and by far, the higher ranked of all animals.

    • @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475
      @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475 Рік тому

      @@bedrobnf6861 Sperm Whales would beg to differ. Their brains are 6x larger. Their neocortex is also 6x larger. That's the region of "higher reasoning" "human are special because of" stuff.
      Our brain is 2% of our body mass, but takes 25% of our glucose. If Sperm Whales weren't using ALL of a brain that large and developed, evolution would have dropped it like a hot rock.
      As to complexity, Sperm Whales and dolphins are both more complex. The folding of the brain cortex is associated with intelligence, not just dendritic spines and connections. Sperm Whales and dolphins are to human brains what Dogs are to Cats: more developed, more folded. Ours look like cat brains compared to theirs.
      But this shouldn't be a surprise Whales have more developed brains than humans. Seafood is believed to be the reason human brains were able to develop the way they have. (All the biggest leaps in human society have been near the coast also). It's down to Omega-3 fatty acids required for cognitive development, which seafood is loaded with. And, well... Whales live in the sea. They don't eat many cows. ...Nobody should be surprised humans are 3rd on the developed brain contest. We're FIRST on arrogance though, if it makes you feel better...

  • @briannatrusler445
    @briannatrusler445 Рік тому +5

    this by far is the best narrated show on the most up to date "MAINSTREAM" scientific minds theorizing and explaining there knowledge in there own fields on youtube. the open arena is amazing, yet i disagree on most medical stuff the string theory black holes etc is amazing

  • @JJs_playground
    @JJs_playground Рік тому +2

    The work that Edward Chang is doing is extremely interesting.

  • @divocburger3729
    @divocburger3729 Рік тому +15

    at 27:57 one of the best questions humans ever asked. The answer however was vague and distant.. my answer for you mr. Green is time. that lack of perception, that lack of seeing the now.. that time is when our brain removes the chaos! our subconscious handles the heavy matter, and allow us to see clearly.

    • @KTepisodes
      @KTepisodes Рік тому +2

      I believe time is when our brain accumulates sometimes chaos yet always calculated towards order.

    • @ncedwards1234
      @ncedwards1234 Рік тому +1

      Is it true that when information is lost that order is created in the brain? Now that I think about it, what makes a brain chaotic vs stable?

  • @ultravioletpisces3666
    @ultravioletpisces3666 Рік тому +1

    I want to listen to this a few times and then look up each of these scientists individually to look deeper into their work.

    • @ultravioletpisces3666
      @ultravioletpisces3666 6 місяців тому

      Ok second watch - sending to the back of my “watch later” lost again

  • @munorubanga4470
    @munorubanga4470 2 місяці тому

    This one of the most important fascinating information and conversation am coming across in the begging of 2024 wow ...its such amazing experience I don't have enough words to explain or express it....

  • @Userkzb20253
    @Userkzb20253 Рік тому +3

    Truly fascinating, coming from scientists who are leading the discoveries.

  • @mariohnyc
    @mariohnyc Рік тому +1

    WSF has become my favorite YT channel. Thank you for the fantastic content.

  • @nickhowatson4745
    @nickhowatson4745 8 місяців тому +2

    consciousness is an emergent phenomena of systems that have reached a certain threshold of complexity.

  • @user-zl9cq5xz5k
    @user-zl9cq5xz5k 23 дні тому

    He stated in his statement the function of the brains, the cognition of the layperson, and the capacity of the process to align with the algorithm. It is a sensor that signals data. Most memories were kept at the back of our necks.

  • @larsfrost3643
    @larsfrost3643 Рік тому

    about the depressed part,,, i had to restart over and over again of what i used to do just to get back what i liked to do and it took two days but had a small headache but the headache dissapered after i changed my food intake and drink intake after reading about what human body needs to work properly or what food helps and water during the day help alot, repeat and keep the mind busy while walking trying to revoke feelings while thinking about what i have learned so far about the brain and the body, started to train my body again at the same time thinking alot about what i have learned so far that works best for me to understand my own mind and process it to apply it or try to replace/convert/change my thoughts of patterns that have been traumatizing and i have been thru alot and i mean ALOT

  • @hochathanfire0001
    @hochathanfire0001 Рік тому +1

    DAMN, the expertise in this is mind-bending 😱😱😱😱

  • @gw1284
    @gw1284 Рік тому +2

    Thank you, Brian, for hosting this interesting discussions on brain research, you are a smart brain, look forward to your next show.

  • @frogz
    @frogz Рік тому +7

    this is already over??? and it was an hour??? we need part 2.... and followups on all of these people's work :D

  • @PinPimYT
    @PinPimYT Рік тому +20

    It's surprising how little views these videos get. They're amazing.

    • @Seekthetruth3000
      @Seekthetruth3000 Рік тому +1

      It is very sad.

    • @bethearly4593
      @bethearly4593 Рік тому +3

      To be honest I had no idea this kind of stuff was on UA-cam until a few months ago! Previously, I thought it was personal videos, clips from TV shows, musical artists. What a surprise: documentaries, history, quantum physics, Egyptology, brain science and when I happened upon World Science Fedtival, I knew I hit the jackpot! There is little to no advertising about this any where. Same for TED talks. No one knows because it is not talked about on any other platforms - to my knowldege.

    • @amrmuhammad7527
      @amrmuhammad7527 Рік тому

      People nowadays are interested in tiktok.

    • @pennyoflaherty1345
      @pennyoflaherty1345 Рік тому

      The Main Media is the blame here -- years ago * The Curiosity Show * was a thin end of the wedge to wet , taste , alert , appeal to the young up & coming budding scientists & individual’s appetite !!
      What sensible provocation , - **ENLIGHTENMENT ** do you see today on Main Stream ?
      Ah🤔…………….📝[ WE APOLOGIZE FOR THIS BR. E. AK IN TRAN///////mi-//////tion ~ WE SHORT LY N R U T -E R 2 u// l//norman program 😳

    • @catsarerude
      @catsarerude Рік тому

      Yeah then you see some idiot making weird faces on tik tok and getting millions of views... society has wasted the opportunity given to us via the internet.

  • @nocancelcultureaccepted9316
    @nocancelcultureaccepted9316 Рік тому +1

    I just want to tune in and listen to Professor Brian Greene.

  • @breant20
    @breant20 Рік тому +13

    What a fascinating conversation. Thank you.

  • @dorianthegaygray6838
    @dorianthegaygray6838 Рік тому +1

    "The dream we dream together" ghosted Poe's "A dream within a dream." Fantastic program, great humans up there teaching me stuff. I want a quantum theory of mind. Maybe in that we could use our consciousnesses to understand consciousness. Maybe not, because, as Kant said long ago, we only have our brains to understand our brains. Not a fair fight. Thanks OP for this presentation. It matters so much to me, and from the comments, to others.

  • @iwanvandermerwe2597
    @iwanvandermerwe2597 Рік тому +1

    Brain. As said before, you are brilliant. Thank you for these excellent listen and learn opportunities

  • @karatewithkasun
    @karatewithkasun 7 місяців тому +1

    Fascinating! Thanks for sharing your knowledge about this amazing organ in our body.

  • @E-Kat
    @E-Kat Рік тому

    I would have not watched this if the background had not stopped!!
    Even the first few minutes drove me crazy!

  • @TheSuccessfulLeader
    @TheSuccessfulLeader Рік тому

    Brilliant Delivery from all 'Guests and excellent choices in delivery -- thank you for your perspective and research.'

  • @TheSunLights
    @TheSunLights Рік тому

    Thank you for this Channel! Amazing discussions! “We are memories”

  • @aaroncamss1623
    @aaroncamss1623 Рік тому +1

    we made it to the comment section lads. wish i was here first. shouts out the docs for all their hard work!
    this channel is fye asf

  • @Locreai
    @Locreai Рік тому +21

    It's interesting that we know so much about how the brain works but have no idea why we are concious of the experience.

    • @KTepisodes
      @KTepisodes Рік тому +2

      Our senses are probably guided by a genius genetic code within, sometimes I wonder if even sufferers of psychosis are us all psychic at the same time and we already have that answer?!

    • @redswap
      @redswap Рік тому

      The self can never fully grasp itself.

  • @Tjay4805
    @Tjay4805 Рік тому +1

    This level of thought motivates me. Great discussion(s).

  • @austingibson806
    @austingibson806 2 місяці тому

    So we basically have a dial up connection between a brain and a computer, the implications here are absolutely ground breaking. This is a major breakthrough in decoding the brain. The mental health industry is set for a total overhaul. Aaaaand this can possibly be used in tandem with a polygraph to really really see if someone is lying

  • @ghahrai
    @ghahrai Рік тому +2

    Thank you for your great discussions

  • @DanceBeforeTheStorm_
    @DanceBeforeTheStorm_ Рік тому +1

    Ooooh,. so nice to see a Hungarian scientist on the panel 😊 greetings from Hungary 🇭🇺

    • @ignacionegronoyarzo1943
      @ignacionegronoyarzo1943 Рік тому +1

      He is one of the greatest neuroscientist currently. You should be proud. Even when we do not know how brain works, for me, (and for many more neuroscientists), he is maybe the neuroscientist that have the most close idea of how the brain(s) work.

    • @DanceBeforeTheStorm_
      @DanceBeforeTheStorm_ Рік тому

      @@ignacionegronoyarzo1943 thank you, I do feel proud, even tho the sad truth is that great minds have little to no chance to flourish in Hungary, they all have to leave and become successful and famous somewhere else 😕

  • @temujinay8831
    @temujinay8831 Рік тому +1

    Fascinating! understanding of one's self,,,, thank you.

  • @boydhooper4080
    @boydhooper4080 Рік тому

    Another great conversation with great minds. Keep them coming.

  • @SamanthaRodriguez-op9ld
    @SamanthaRodriguez-op9ld Місяць тому

    So thankful for these free resources

  • @logoswavestv3571
    @logoswavestv3571 9 місяців тому

    Thanks for exposing us to neurological discourses, my Psyche is intrigued...

  • @laurenthomas9344
    @laurenthomas9344 Рік тому +7

    Super cool. I love learning from big brains. 🧠 🦋🌈✨👣☝️

  • @tributaryvhs
    @tributaryvhs Рік тому +19

    so excited for a new one!!

    • @bethearly4593
      @bethearly4593 Рік тому

      Ditto! My first thought: “This was posted only 17 hours ago! NEW!”

    • @Alex-js5lg
      @Alex-js5lg Рік тому

      The fact that they post the day before the video is watchable brings back the anticipation of waiting for next week's show on cable.

  • @DobrinWorld
    @DobrinWorld Рік тому +1

    Amazing, thank you Brian Greene, thank you guys!

  • @terencedavid3146
    @terencedavid3146 Рік тому +1

    Despite all our materialist scientific progress, we're only just beginning to scratch the surface in our understanding of the brain, it's purpose and how it works.
    There isn't even a consensus or agreement on the definition and purpose of the brain.
    Then, there's the unanswered and more complex & immaterial nature of the"Mind" and finally the holy grail, the ultimate question ... the big "C" .. "consciousness".
    Thanks Brian, 🙏

    • @redswap
      @redswap Рік тому

      Leo Gura solved the big C and I give him huge thanks for that. Best philosophical thinker of the 21st century.

    • @terencedavid3146
      @terencedavid3146 Рік тому +1

      @@redswap Gura offered an explanation as best he could for this thing, this mysyerious phenomenon we call consciousness.
      Now whether he solved it conclusively is debatable, I'd say he did a decent job
      However, there is a 5000 year old tried n tested Vedic system called "Advaita Vedanta" that specialises in all things "consciousness" related.
      The current total master of this system of enquiry into consciousness is the Sensational Swami Sarvapriyananda, u tube spiritual guru n and head of the Vedanta Society NY.
      Try him and know you are just that.
      Conscious/consciousness/beingness.
      Tat Tvam Asi
      👊🏼✌🏼☝🏼❤

  • @foxied
    @foxied 8 місяців тому +2

    How great it probably feels to be a scientist... there are so many mysteries about our existence, and science finds reasonable rational ways to explain and understand it

    • @Badass_Brains
      @Badass_Brains 7 місяців тому

      It's great though there are also so many flaws in science/academia, e.g. the publish and perish issue, lack of open science, exploitative work conditions such as adjunct professorships and unpaid work, etc. Scientists are crazy really but the love of science definitely blinds! :)

  • @sunnyy3358
    @sunnyy3358 Рік тому +1

    Amazing talk, was very much appreciated.

  • @jaybingham3711
    @jaybingham3711 Рік тому +3

    17:45 Watch the back of Brian's head on the transition. You can see his neural interface flash. He's an early adopter of the tech. Good to know.

  • @claudiadelcampoalcoba1090
    @claudiadelcampoalcoba1090 Рік тому

    Wow! This was immensely valuable, thank you!!

  • @ofelatienza8721
    @ofelatienza8721 Рік тому

    Wow! Discoveries that had been shared are fascinating indeed!

  • @caseyvollan8558
    @caseyvollan8558 Рік тому

    mr. G i can see it on your face bored stiff after every person talks....interested in little after reciting it so many times in practice i imagine...but i respect your brain sir. thank you for the content.

  • @venkybabu8140
    @venkybabu8140 6 місяців тому

    Functional physiological and architectural decoding. And memory format decoding.

  • @croutardsparrow
    @croutardsparrow Місяць тому

    Hello my dear friend! thank you for the cool video! keep filming! I'll wait for new videos

  • @judiderman7104
    @judiderman7104 Рік тому

    Ditto April, abject humility and gratitude. thanx

  • @Larry21924
    @Larry21924 2 місяці тому

    I'm completely enthralled by this. I recently read something similar, and it was absolutely mesmerizing. "Better Sleep Better Life" by William Brook

  • @olivermain8143
    @olivermain8143 8 місяців тому +2

    I loved the last section on consciousness. So many perspectives so much sentiments, so little concrete evidence.

    • @Badass_Brains
      @Badass_Brains 7 місяців тому +2

      😊It's amazing how much we don't understand about our own minds/brains. I'm so jealous of people in the future who will take for granted all the knowledge from latest research that has yet to be performed.

  • @simppuful
    @simppuful День тому

    Are a identity and personality analyses possible to do with now adays scince and tools. How a bad luck person be if he got good luck and idealic conciqenses in his childhood?

  • @aidaririvera8783
    @aidaririvera8783 Рік тому

    Wow this conference covered how persons who have had cerebral vascular accidents could recuperate with pulsating or illuminating devices that sends stimuli to the brain. Like scientist Yuri said, we respond to stimuli and we react to people's and environment stimuli but the sub conscious take part in this also (in very ample way) with the mix of retrieval of memories to respond for example in certain repetitive family feud abuses. To bother or bully is morally and ethically wrong but if the persons constantly bring over and over the same issues, they are harrasing and creating trouble and the person needs to retrieve the reasons why they are repeating the harrasing to finish dealing with them. Consciousness and the sub conscious are very vast. Some philosophies say consciousness exists outside of us, as in front of our bodies, in front of our head as a source of our living halo. According to Buddhism and Hinduism, consciousness is lodged over the heart chakra centre. They say the mind is over our diaphragm, over the heart energy chakra centre and is called the Anahata chakra. In Buddhist philosophy the mind resides in the area over the heart where the Hum sound is invoked and Hum means essence, what we consider essential (as survival instinct) in our thinking feeling hearts.
    Just a comment, I wish to be completely free to study, work and develop myself fully and have a happy loving relationship. I never have consented to be part of an experiment unknowingly. If something was implanted in me without my consent is totally wrong. I understand the devices they explained to wake up people suffering from strokes or heavy depression are great discoveries. I personally had a pin implanted in one of my tooths but it turned out to be a device. The tooth was taken out recently but still it bothers me because I feel some pieces of it are still close to my cheek bone and it causes me headaches. I need to take it out. I think I was implanted a device not a pin without my consent and knowledge as they say it would only hold my tooth and is despicable. I truly wish the people who knew the range of utility of this "pin" to know that this has caused me pain in my tooth, cheek bone and head are cold insensitive bastards and don't deserve to be called doctors or scientists.

  • @cryptscendence3421
    @cryptscendence3421 Рік тому

    Go within is the answer !! the mind is the secondary to the heart.

  • @ultravioletpisces3666
    @ultravioletpisces3666 Рік тому +1

    This started playing when I was dreaming and after people started talking about the brain and neuroscience and motivation, everyone who had been gathered nearby started walking away but I stayed to listen.

  • @trevorhallewell
    @trevorhallewell Рік тому

    ELI5 please. When Helen implants those electrical stimulators in the brain near those “miss firing” regions they use high frequency stimulation and not low frequency. Why is that? Would low frequency not be effective?

  • @BabyJokerGaming
    @BabyJokerGaming Рік тому +2

    this is so well organized with the screens and setting. feels very futuristic

  • @0ptimal
    @0ptimal Рік тому

    Great. These sorts of talks are awesome.

  • @hemantkukde853
    @hemantkukde853 Рік тому

    Fascinating and intellectually stimulating / satisfying discourse. Study of consciousness goes beyond Physical World and unless and until the self is separated from the thoughts within the realms of mind (which are a direct result of numerous neurological events) the consciousness can't be experienced. That's one explanation, and we should be open to other ideas that could possibly give a better interpretation. The person who has no memory is still conscious and alive except that his brain neurons don't send right signals to the right spot to re-ignite that memory sphere or re-cap the memory map, but that must be happening nevertheless. As per Indian philosophy, I believe, the consciousness is one throughout all humans and other living things on Earth and elsewhere and everyone's consciousness is loosely connected and therefore helps (though unequally ...depends on memory storage of individual brain and the memory recall efficiencies) in recognising each other and identifying the similar things in similar manner within the brain. There is also a school of thought that says this consciousness is further stated to be a part of larger consciousness. But that takes us to the realms of philosophy and it is best left to individuals to believe or not.

  • @meryamle6270
    @meryamle6270 9 місяців тому

    Best documentary on the human brain

  • @wizjordan7633
    @wizjordan7633 Місяць тому

    This is like playing chess.. Brian’s control on the topic and leading these smart intellects into great responses

  • @Vivere17
    @Vivere17 Місяць тому

    Thank you ❤

  • @Vivere17
    @Vivere17 Місяць тому

    Love the introduction

  • @scottcupp8129
    @scottcupp8129 Рік тому

    That theatre is amazing!!

  • @kstrachan1
    @kstrachan1 Рік тому +2

    how come, im playing a documentary, i fall asleep, while asleep, my brain listens to the documentary and includes it in my dreams? When I wake up, I know all about the documentary and how it changed in my dream>

    • @Badass_Brains
      @Badass_Brains 7 місяців тому

      It is often the same if someone is in a coma. Their brains are still processing sound. They know this by looking at "mid latency auditory evoked potentials". It is a possibility to look for these MLAEPs in order to detect when someone isn't successfully made unconscious during surgery, which is pretty cool!

  • @RahulVerma-mj3dm
    @RahulVerma-mj3dm Рік тому

    I love this conversation about Mind .
    Sir!! make a Conversation of about Dreams means what is dream and why we in dream. and what the purpose of Dreams come in mind...

  • @patrickwrx
    @patrickwrx Рік тому

    Thank you World Science Festival

  • @missydoucette1937
    @missydoucette1937 Рік тому

    they should look up or at least consider exploring more about the occipital lobe in the brain & how it relates to everything this vid talks about !! Very curious :) Awesome vid 👍👊🏻

  • @ForNika
    @ForNika Рік тому

    Great Discussion. Thinking of Truth and depression in Brain is like analogy of Black Holes, the closer you get to their Vicinity, the more they pull you In. I wonder if Black Holes are also self organizing like the Brain.

  • @jennys8415
    @jennys8415 4 місяці тому

    Over the last 10 years, I have made multiple attempts to complete a 40 day/night vow of silence (NO VOLUNTARY NOISE emitted, not just no speaking). The longest I made it was 9 whole days, but something that I experienced is that I have had to record myself because there were instances in which I couldn't figure out if I had made a noise. Literally, I couldn't discern whether or not my vocal chords has vibrated. When listening to the recording of myself, in some of the instances I had indeed made a noise while others I just thought I had spoken out loud. Why would that be?

  • @godwho5365
    @godwho5365 Рік тому +1

    Exciting times in the world right now.

  • @luizanxy
    @luizanxy Рік тому

    Thank you so much for this👏

  • @ranya6266
    @ranya6266 Рік тому +4

    We just finished reading your astounding book until the end of time ... we love it all the way BUTTTT in regards to the new human form the evolved version we disagree because we believe it will be a combination of both Physics and Biology not pure physics as you mentioned

    • @tkwu2180
      @tkwu2180 Рік тому +2

      Physics explains biology and chemistry. It is the principle field that governs all the sciences so it is actually more accurate and concise. You can obviously disagree but it would be wrong. You can derive all chemistry and biology though physics. You can also derive biology through chemistry as biology is the 3rd hierarchical scientific principle. Just so I don’t sound like a facetious I see why you would of said it but couldn’t resist correcting it sorry. Peace and love ❤️

  • @ralstonawayan448
    @ralstonawayan448 Рік тому +1

    Mind blown… grateful for these amazing humans searching for the answers to the most fundamental question, What is it like to be human and conscious.

  • @user-pe6on5ks9y
    @user-pe6on5ks9y Місяць тому

    Thank you

  • @barbcarbon9440
    @barbcarbon9440 Рік тому

    It makes sense that the analogy or metaphor that relates the brain to a computer would run directionally from brain to computer. After all, the first computers WERE humans. The machine was built to take over the job that the human computers were doing, so it follows that the design would be modeled, at least to some extent, after the brain. All technology is an extension of a human body part and shares certain characteristics with the part that it is meant to extend or replace.

  • @anonymoushawk1429
    @anonymoushawk1429 Рік тому

    I think it’s the capacity for words and association that synergize with increased awareness. I think anything sufficiently complicated enough has consciousness. A complex enough organism needs it to increase the probability of success in variable situations.

    • @anonymoushawk1429
      @anonymoushawk1429 Рік тому

      Which is what led to it over along time of evolution through mutation from periodically rapid population growth and random luck. The right mechanisms yield better probabilities of passing their code… to eventually the evolution of ideas in relation to factors beyond biology (mainly an increase in bandwidth of communication and methods/traditions)… a gradual process that leads to an increase in causal understanding by the more “woke”

    • @anonymoushawk1429
      @anonymoushawk1429 Рік тому

      we are a fascinating chemical reaction able to almost form an isolated causal loop stemming from complex chemical reactions in the first place.

    • @redswap
      @redswap Рік тому

      Consciousness is pure being.

  • @tomthedog5489
    @tomthedog5489 11 місяців тому +1

    e brain was aurious organ it was a master ofulti-tasking and a wonder in te world of neuience. It conrolled every aspect of aperson's life, from memories to movement, and every thought in betweenThe complexity of its inner workings was breathtaking, and yet, it remained a mystery as to how it operated. Thebrain captivated the world's leading scentists, and they invesed their lives in studying and dephring its mysteries. It was a marvel of the huma body, a creationthat never ceased to amaze, and yet it remained one of the most fascinating and misundersod orans of alltime.

  • @gyagafon
    @gyagafon Рік тому +1

    I was hoping they will also talk about dreams and subconscious mind.

  • @user-fj8fh3em9k
    @user-fj8fh3em9k 7 місяців тому

    briliiant seminar to decode brain

  • @paxdriver
    @paxdriver Рік тому +1

    1 hour is nowhere near long enough for 5 panel members imho. Love the work, appreciate the longer long form of yore, though

  • @jayb5596
    @jayb5596 Рік тому +4

    Our brains are a quantum entangled neural network. The neuron is a complex standalone processor, a functional node in a neural network. Individually we only control a single neuron (node) which ties into our entire nervous system. We all exist inside of each other's neural network otherwise we couldn't share an experience.
    Atomic nuclei are binary switches with a twist. An atom consists of one or more of these simple binary switches fused together to produce the binary equivalent of a byte.
    The 0s and 1s in binary represent OFF or ON, respectively. In a transistor, a "0" represents no flow of electricity, and "1" represents electricity being allowed to flow. In this way, numbers are represented physically inside the computing device, permitting calculations.
    Atoms are built from quarks, two up quarks and one down quark produce a proton. Two down quarks and one up quark produce a neutron, they are interchangeable. A neutron is unstable outside of the nucleus of the atom and will decay into a proton. Protons are stable outside of the nucleus.
    Neutron "0" represents no flow of electricity.
    Proton "1" represents electricity being able to flow.
    The carbon atom for example represents 6 protons, 6 neutrons, 6 electrons. That makes up the nucleus of the carbon atom, so it represents a 12 bit byte. Each proton and neutron represent a single binary digit.
    A single carbon atom representing 666, is a 12 bit byte. If you account for particle spin you realize that these 12 bit bytes of carbon can be arranged in various nuclei alignments, to represent any combination possible within that 12 bit byte. This is just a single carbon atom.
    12 binary digits, or 3 nibbles (a 'tribble'), have 4096 (10000 octal, 1000 hexadecimal) distinct combinations. Hence, a microprocessor with 12-bit memory addresses can directly access 4096 words (4 Kw) of word-addressable memory.
    The average human cell contains roughly 100 trillion atoms and each atomic nucleus contains 1 or more simple switches. Each neuron of our brain is a sophisticated standalone processor connected to 85-90 billion other stand alone processors. Producing a very powerful processing architecture.
    If you can physically experience and perceive it.. consciously, you are connected to it neurologically. Our brain is a neural network of quantum entangled nodes (neurons).
    We only control our own individual node and the nervous system it represents. If the neurological network didn't exist, we wouldn't consciously be able to share an experience. There are only 7.9 billion other humans on earth, our neurological network consists of 85 to 90 billion neurons.
    For you to read what I have typed on this page right here. I must exist inside of your neurology as a node on your network, otherwise you couldn't make a neurological connection to experience what I have typed. You also have to exist as a node on my neurological network in order for me to broadcast this message to you on this binary representation of our consciously entangled manifestation. When you meet a node on the network, inside of the projected universe, your neurons connect internally through branched connections and this allows both neurons to exchange information subconsciously.
    If you get a good or bad vibe from someone, trust that the subconscious didn't like what it saw upon forging a neurological connection. Mine and your neurons exist inside of both of our brains but require us to interact inside the projected universe before these neurons will forge a branch connection to one another.
    We are all connected subconsciously, neurologically. When we meet in this projected universe, the neuron that represents me and the neuron that represents you in both of our brains will create branch connections to each other where it can project our individual but shared experience to us.
    We are all a projection of self. Self is not unique to the individual, the individual is unique to self. SELF is the operating system driving our individual consciousness. We are all just a duality of self.

    • @redswap
      @redswap Рік тому +1

      Beautiful poetic representation of meta-solipsism

    • @jayb5596
      @jayb5596 Рік тому +1

      @@redswap Thanks for reading and taking time to drop a reply.

  • @ace-of-space
    @ace-of-space Рік тому +1

    I appreciate the study of mechanics.. I can't wait to know the other 98 percent, if we experience it without elite thoughts. Thanks for being honest about it.

  • @yasr769
    @yasr769 Рік тому

    I watched this just because of brian greene ❤️ and eddie just got my attention