Brain Matters #11 - "Schizophrenia: a temporal disorder?"

This episode featured the following HBP researchers:
Georg Northoff (The Royal's Institute of Mental Health Research) who presented 'Temporal imprecision in EEG'
Anne Marie Wolff (University of Ottawa) who presented 'Temporal imprecision and prediction'
Maria Karanikolaou (National Technical University of Athens) who presented 'Temporal imprecision and experience'
Entering its third and final phase, the Human Brain Project has launched ‘Brain Matters’, a webinar series which explores the various issues being tackled by the HBP scientific community.
The hour-long sessions focus on different areas of brain research and feature expert speakers, with the goal of highlighting the HBP’s scientific achievements and the state-of-the-art services offered by its new infrastructure for brain research, EBRAINS.
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[@JeffreyJorge-p1p]

Can we get scientist to cure schizophrenia?

[@iwasme]

The high variance suggests either temporal cognition deficits or cognition increases. I am curious as to the root of this inference

[@agatastaniak7459]

There is a theory assuming that overload with stimulus/ input information to process results in attempts of the neurological processing channels ( so an increase in cognition) to a such degree that the system overloads with the highest speed of processing and literally creates kind of a noise, so additional information that was not originally present in the input, so hallucinations we observe in Schizophrenia are kind of a side-effect of too high volumes of chunks of input being processed at the same time and of too high speed of this processing. And yes, we could call it a kind of a processing deficit since too much work and too high speed of this work results in inaccurate processing of the initial input. If this hypothesis is correct maybe underlying cause of human hallucinations and currently bserved AI "hallucinations" has some resemblences in terms of speed processing malfunction of cognitive processes inside neural networks. Meaning, any singal processing to be accurate has a certain input volume and speed processing limit that shall be respected. I would assume this volume and speed might be more restricive for organic neural networks.

[@tim-d-s]

I'm not gonna lie, I really enjoyed this webinar. Thank you for making it freely available! HumanBrainProject

[@svegritet]

Can you understand the brain without understanding language in the moment of thinking?

[@IHenor]

I call that understanding 😂

[@turnfrmsinorhell_jesus]

Matthew 5 37But let your 'Yes' be 'Yes,' and your 'No,' 'No.' For whatever is more than these is from the evil one.(Jesus)
It's not psychological it's not depression its not anxiety its unrepented sins. Jesus died for our sins. We must believe in him repent and turn from sins and get baptised to be saved to paradise instead of hell for rebellion. Read bible book Luke today and have victory today over this spiritual torment in Jesus name🔥