Yes but the crucial point is missing - the image stopped pulsing only when the participants learned how to put themselves in that pattern state of mind. So it does require effort on the participant's part to make that connection in the brain. And it took participants several sessions to achieve this, and they were also financially motivated in order to motivate themselves to concentrate harder. Inscribing is really not the word of choice here. The participant is the one "inscribing" something through effort, not the machine.
There are some amazing findings coming out in autism research. Every new finding brings us one step closer to helping, not just with ASD, but a wide array of neurological problems from Alzheimer's to mental health issues, and beyond.
Absolutely, we the people have strength together, the powerful and wealthy classes have consolidated the powers of production and industry while dumping money into making even small populist change over time deeply challenging. Anything threatening that status quo to reorganize in more organic, sustainable and pro-human systems rather then pro-profit within our capital centric civil structures would address the core issues in our problems with electronic harassment and abusive coercion in general. Be smart, be safe, take care of trusted community and live to protect those vulnerable💯 🏞💖🏙🌹🌸
Who were the participants in the research? Learning presents as diverse because of interests and priviledging assessments. For example early High School students tested and assessed in music when they don't connect with the material or instrument feel they aren't "musical" and learning is stopped. Would this research open doors to understanding learning through childhood involves enjoyment and participation as appreciation and exploration rather than assessment and fail that limits enjoyment and exploration? The potential is there but is it for everyone? I ask because cognitive flexibility doesn't always appear as universal in our daily lives and wouldn't the more rigid cognition impair this type of research or does this learning "happen" beyond what feels like heightened anxiety (excessive) when someone is less flexible in cognition? Interesting research thanks
Hi, if you go to the article on the site (neurosciencenews.com/neurofeedback-learning-neuroscience-28219/), the link and abstract for the paper is at the bottom of the article.
Habitualmente escucho o leo esa frase, pero no la creo para nada. El cerebro conciente no es tonto. Que emplee recursos de la conciencia para sus necesidades, es otra cosa. Hay que recordar que en muchas ocasiones, el cerebro es conciente de estar soñando mientras se duerme. Sabe notar las diferencias sutiles entre realidad y ficción. Más bien, es un ente extremadamente hábil que sabe adaptarse cuando las circunstancias lo requieren. Saludos.
@@noahcasarotto-dinning1575 The research paper is cited toward the end of the video. If you read the article on the Neuroscience News website, there's a link to the research paper at the end of the report, plus the abstract on the page.
You can literally hallucinate objects and beings into existence because what's happening is you're tapping into that pure abstract creative potential of mind. That's exactly what you want. Of course it can be kind of freaky but a psychedelic is that times a thousand. See so again the point is not to achieve some blissful state or to see some cool colors or to travel to some new dimension you can do all those things. That's nice, that's fun. The point is the lessons the insights you get and the meta understanding of how this entire process works because as you're exploring all your different domains you're learning about your own mind. How the mind of God is generating reality and why it's generating it.
That's an interesting question and is debated a fair bit on our social media platforms. Some who are neurodivergent say yes, and others who are neurodivergent say no. A "cure" would be awesome for those who want it. So long as no "cure" is forced and it's up for the individual to decide, I think it's all good.
This is the easiest way to align and synchronize all people to a certain pattern that society aspires for a perfekt transhuman future.
Well that certainly is one way to look at it
OR use this to manipulate mankind.
are you a lululemon?
There's a lot of things that can/are being used to manipulate folks.
Yes but the crucial point is missing - the image stopped pulsing only when the participants learned how to put themselves in that pattern state of mind.
So it does require effort on the participant's part to make that connection in the brain. And it took participants several sessions to achieve this, and they were also financially motivated in order to motivate themselves to concentrate harder.
Inscribing is really not the word of choice here. The participant is the one "inscribing" something through effort, not the machine.
Yea we learnt something similar in an undergrad course about ‘nudging’ . Plot twist it was at a biz school.
Beautiful and "enlightening"
Thanks.
I love this channel!
Thank you! We really appreciate you saying that.
great. Just like what Cobb did in the Inception. 😮
AND in "The Lawnmower man", from Stephen King, with Pierce Brosnan...
I am waiting for some breakthroughs in neuroscience where my autistic child can be healed.
There are some amazing findings coming out in autism research. Every new finding brings us one step closer to helping, not just with ASD, but a wide array of neurological problems from Alzheimer's to mental health issues, and beyond.
this is so sick! was there an actual paper on this?
Yes. Here's a link to it:
“Sculpting new visual categories into the human brain” by Coraline Iordan et al. PNAS
doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2410445121
Thanks for including the source :)
No problem!
The brain has a remarkable ability to heal itself or rebuild. Taking what is known and stepping past that is the key to resilience.
Absolutely, we the people have strength together, the powerful and wealthy classes have consolidated the powers of production and industry while dumping money into making even small populist change over time deeply challenging. Anything threatening that status quo to reorganize in more organic, sustainable and pro-human systems rather then pro-profit within our capital centric civil structures would address the core issues in our problems with electronic harassment and abusive coercion in general. Be smart, be safe, take care of trusted community and live to protect those vulnerable💯 🏞💖🏙🌹🌸
Who were the participants in the research? Learning presents as diverse because of interests and priviledging assessments. For example early High School students tested and assessed in music when they don't connect with the material or instrument feel they aren't "musical" and learning is stopped. Would this research open doors to understanding learning through childhood involves enjoyment and participation as appreciation and exploration rather than assessment and fail that limits enjoyment and exploration? The potential is there but is it for everyone? I ask because cognitive flexibility doesn't always appear as universal in our daily lives and wouldn't the more rigid cognition impair this type of research or does this learning "happen" beyond what feels like heightened anxiety (excessive) when someone is less flexible in cognition? Interesting research thanks
I want this to actually be a reality some day. So bad. No hyperbole or empty fluff, but actual reality.
I think that it could be.
How u make this model
Can you cite the papers
Edit: you mentioned it at 2:00 ty. This is rlly cool
You're welcome. If you follow the link to the article on our site, we have the abstract and link to the full research at the bottom of every post.
Learning new stuff
Hi, can we see the link of this research paper? Thanks for sharing
Hi, if you go to the article on the site (neurosciencenews.com/neurofeedback-learning-neuroscience-28219/), the link and abstract for the paper is at the bottom of the article.
Does that mean I can still become fluent in another language, despite being middle aged?
Sure could.
Yes, by studying for a couple of hours a day and focusing on the conversational, listening, and reading aspects of a language.
No unc
Astonishing
Yes, this is massive.
Merci Infiniment !
Le Cerveau Humain ne Distingue point :
" Entre Réel et Imaginaire" 🎉🎉😅
I remember this fact that the brain has no way to distinguish from what it thinks and what it sees
Habitualmente escucho o leo esa frase, pero no la creo para nada. El cerebro conciente no es tonto. Que emplee recursos de la conciencia para sus necesidades, es otra cosa.
Hay que recordar que en muchas ocasiones, el cerebro es conciente de estar soñando mientras se duerme.
Sabe notar las diferencias sutiles entre realidad y ficción.
Más bien, es un ente extremadamente hábil que sabe adaptarse cuando las circunstancias lo requieren.
Saludos.
If this is available to use in the near future, how many people will actually want to do this? Will people be against it?
I want to learn like in the movie the matrix and we are almost there according to this.
Intersect ??????
This the future
Yup, it's pretty futuristic.
Para que pones título en español si está en inglés
where is the paper?
@@noahcasarotto-dinning1575 The research paper is cited toward the end of the video. If you read the article on the Neuroscience News website, there's a link to the research paper at the end of the report, plus the abstract on the page.
Then can I be inscripted as John Von Neumann or Bill Gates?
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Really appreciate the love! Thanks.
In today’s episode of _What Could Possibly Go Wrong?_ …
That made me chuckle.
Mind control isn't real, mind control isn't real, my control isn't real...
Lol. I love that :D
Siigh…if only this were true
You can literally hallucinate objects and beings into existence because what's happening is you're tapping into that pure abstract creative potential of mind. That's exactly what you want. Of course it can be kind of freaky but a psychedelic is that times a thousand. See so again the point is not to achieve some blissful state or to see some cool colors or to travel to some new dimension you can do all those things. That's nice, that's fun. The point is the lessons the insights you get and the meta understanding of how this entire process works because as you're exploring all your different domains you're learning about your own mind. How the mind of God is generating reality and why it's generating it.
DARPA technology. Look up the N3 program.
Are you saying that those stupid meme vids about left eye Mozart, right eye military tactics is legit?
cripey!
Ok, jokes aside, do we need to cure autism?
That's an interesting question and is debated a fair bit on our social media platforms. Some who are neurodivergent say yes, and others who are neurodivergent say no. A "cure" would be awesome for those who want it. So long as no "cure" is forced and it's up for the individual to decide, I think it's all good.
Sounds like BS to me!
Good ol' brainwashing
@@marshallmcluhan33 I certainly see why it could be taken that way.
@@Neuroscience I think they call that "Cognitive distortions" 😜
wait, who said I need to be neurotypical? nah thanks
but about depresion..... Yeah we can talk about that one 🥸