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“We cannot understand why, but the cells of cerebral cortex have ut-
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It was simply that they were able to route the bot's sensors to their cortex busses and 'be' there
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The impossibility of there being another person in my room wound itself around my cortex, turning my fingers and thumbs into fat, sausages
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He lets the water fall for ten minutes in a cascade of absolution, and although he can still hear odd notes and bars of the melody deep in the primeval zones of his cortex, he feels as though he is regaining control
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Think of it as connecting at the cortex, directly to memory
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She cannot take physical form and come down to the planet and talk to us, she can only create signals that effect the visual cortex thru the helmet, or appear on the view eyes of suntowers
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the neo cortex part of the mind which is typically the part which is in the way of
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[20] The left prefrontal cortex of the brain is associated with feelings of happiness
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only a part of the cortex that was altered,
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intimate please, sent messages that travelled up his arm and reached his cortex, took over his
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Will man ever be able to truly understand exactly what happens where in the brain while thoughts are occurring? And what about the distinction between thinking about a new subject as opposed to remembering an old one? Some perhaps promising speculation has recently centered on the neurons of the pre-frontal cortex (the cerebrum), with the corollary proposition that the greater number of axonic-dendritic connections between the neurons, the greater the potential intelligence
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Many of my pre-frontal cortex neurons are still functioning
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In standard TIAR the visual cortex would simply represent something induced from a memory and tempered by imagination; a simple conversion
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Prior as to what the prefrontal cortex does
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“The orbitofrontal cortex is the reward center of the brain
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Those who exhibit reward-seeking behavior have a large orbitofrontal cortex,” someone says
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“It should suppress some, but not all, of the activity in the prefrontal cortex,” the scientist with the round glasses says
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He knew that some seizures could trigger certain areas in the cerebral cortex on their electrical revel through the brain
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Remember how I told you about the frontal cortex, the part of
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thing it does, is contact the newer and smarter frontal cortex for
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If the frontal cortex agrees with the amygdala’s verdict that a
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threats are real, you don’t have time to wait for the frontal cortex
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Karl Lashley has pointed out, after conducting numerous experiments on the brains of animals, that neither the learning nor the retention of a habit is localised in any one area of the cortex
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The retinal image is mapped onto the brain cortex which breaks down the image into various waveforms using a mathematical technique called ‘Fourier transforms’ (as in holography)
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The division is based on a way of approaching the outside world that evolution worked out long before it thought of us; our divided cortex appeared with the first mammals
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According to neuroscientist Antonio Damasio, when an image enters the brain via the visual cortex, it is channeled through ‘convergence zones’ in the brain until it is identified
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Some scientists believe that the remaining cortex takes over the functions once provided by the removed cortex
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‘For hundreds of years neurologists have assumed that all that is dear to them is performed by the cortex, but it may well be that the deep structures in the brain carry out many of the functions assumed to be the sole province of the cortex ’ Nevertheless, scientists have studied the sub-cortical structures
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No scientist has any evidence that these sub-cortical structures in a normal brain can actually perform the cognitive functions currently attributed to the cortex
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What we see in the cortex are ‘hyperlinks’ or ‘shortcuts’ (to use computer terminology) to the brains in higher energy bodies
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In other words, there is a transfer of ‘links’ from the cortex to the remaining parts of the brain that remain — not whole functions
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3 These universes can operate as the many layers of a gigantic electronic brain (analogous to the cortex and sub-cortex in our biomolecular brain) inside which our own super magma brain-bodies live and think
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This enabled Penfield to perform remedial treatment and at the same time use the opportunity to map out the functions of different areas of the brain cortex
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Treffert believes that when associative memory systems, located in the higher regions of the cortex, fail older parts of the brain, the ancient pathways in the basal ganglia known as habit memory, take over
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Musical savants, he believes, have absolute pitch because they tap directly into the discrete frequency receptors in the cortex without any left-hemisphere meddling
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brain to different parts of the “association cortex” in Earth’s
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Some scientists believe that the remaining cortex
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and secondary visual cortex) which correlated with the flashes of light
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the motor cortex of the brain respond selectively to a limited bandwidth of
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frequencies 25 Pribram confirmed that the visual cortex of cats and monkeys
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leagues also showed that the receptive fields in the neurons of the cortex
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localised in any one area of the cortex Instead, the degree of retardation in
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most often hovering in front of the prefrontal cortex of the brain i e in the
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studies that synchronous firing in different regions of the cortex (to gener-
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neurons from different regions of the brain’s cerebral cortex The firing
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The prefrontal cortex is involved in delaying gratification and impulse control and moderates the impulses from the limbic system
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By definition, we are able to traffic messages being sent to the cortex with simple codes that are transported via stimulating waves to the portion of the brain that will accept the aforementioned code
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Crushed the cortex obs……anyway death was instant
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cortex, a large mass of tissue that surrounds the emotional brain and is
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It was found out that when a person is stressed, the adrenal cortex converts adrenal androgens to the hormone testosterone in male and female, which in turn results in overactive sebaceous glands
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Without any consideration for her schedule, she checked the date the history book had recorded as the date Peter had received the letter, then checked the location and time and any other details about the event that were preserved for posterity, and promptly downloaded all of that information into her cerebral cortex
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Scopolamine has a reputation as a truth serum; it interferes with the workings of the cerebral cortex
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the cortex is activated
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The cortex A-neurons start to produce mostly acetylcholine , which, in turn, creates
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a focused high excitement of cortex zones rich in I-neurons
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Most of the cortex is composed of pyramid-shaped neurons
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So, when the cortex pyramid-neurons are liberated from noise-attacks and become
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fully synchronized with each other, they turn into one organ : The whole cortex starts to
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This is how, the cortex becomes sensitive to the finer stimuli, to the subtler “voices”
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And it does so especially in the cortex zones of vision (occipital) , hearing
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This “reality” is just how our cortex works, sees, hears, touches, etc
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operations of our cortex
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activates even the cortex centers of vision, hearing, emotions
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roughly, four kinds of cortex electric waves :
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trained cortex becomes a one whole sensor ( the “sixth sense”) and opens to the subtler
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Therefore, the “delta” state of our cortex could be named, too, the “door” to the
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) in our cortex
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And according to the state of cortex, our viewpoint on the icon changes
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Moreover, this same consumption of currents acts as a filter to our cortex, as well
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, I found I could re-speak them as though they had been engraved on my cortex at the moment of conception
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But as far as I understood by eavesdropping in the conversation between my mother and the doctor, I have a malignant growth in the cerebral cortex
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We even repeated a series of experiments performed by our colleagues from the capital regarding the inhibition of irritant reactions in cells of the cerebral brain cortex in the state of hypnosis
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On average, the brain is divided its activities very distinctly into left brain (left cortex) activities and right brain (right cortex) activities
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The electric signals strives other cells in the two olfactory bulbs for increasing the smelling sensitivity which then goes to the thalamus and frontal cortex
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Memory of odor to recall certain events is send as smell signal to the left dorsal prefrontal cortex to be stored as memory
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When you try to retrieve that memory, the activity happens in the right prefrontal cortex which process the stored smell into an answer
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Long term memory appears to be located in the cerebral cortex
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short-term memory communicates with the cortex through what we call simple human will or effort;
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“The toxins attack the part of the brain that makes us human, whole sections of the cerebral cortex are eaten away until there is nothing left but a base animal instinct
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In terms of the psychological activity, the above synthetic Process has the following expression: with an increase of the quality of thinking and feeling (highly-spiritual, altruistic, highly-intellectual states), the arterial pressure and the body weight (the degree of influence of gravitational forces) decrease, and, with a decrease of parameters of these creative dynamics (and, therefore, with the appearance of the lower creative dynamics — rude sexual excitement, aggressiveness, irritation and the like), the same parameters (the arterial pressure and the body weight) drastically increase (moreover, recent scientific researches have proved that this happens in an interdependent manner and really drastically: in the presence of fat cells (adipocytes) and fatty acids secreted by them, the cells of the adrenal cortex that are responsible for the production of aldosterone — the hormone that regulates the mineral exchange in the organism (first of all, sodium, potassium and water) and can increase in this way the arterial pressure, — greatly (seven times!) increase the production of this hormone)
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The subtler and more complex their hand-eye coordination became, the larger their cerebral cortex became to handle and process this specialized use of their hands
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Once we managed to shift our observer-awareness off-balance, out of the subconscious center of our awareness and kept our awareness mostly only on the surface of our tool-brain awareness, at the outer edges of our cerebral cortex
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4-2 million years of tool-use resulted in a larger developed cerebral cortex: or Outer brain
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The cerebral cortex
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This is what the outer cerebral cortex is supposed to do
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Because the sub cortex takes over the brain’s equilibrium mechanisms and only reinforces the original instinctive reflex responses in a closed, vicious cycle of stress response; which merely repeats itself as a mindless reflex
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This stimuli is subsequently processed in the frontal lobes and cortex of the brain
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But the complexity of this bio-chemical physiological reaction is evident when we understand that a thought or desire to want to move a muscle, etcetera, is required to initiate the automatic transmission of the electrical signal that originates in the motor cortex that travels from neuron to neuron, and finally to the muscle
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In our ordinary sleep consciousness separates from the body and stays nearby but does not merge with the cerebral cortex
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During waking consciousness penetrates deep into the cortex
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Above all — there is the brain with its mosaic cortex, like a flower
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He knew that the part of the brain that triggered emotions brought on by pain was the anterior cingulate cortex
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had spent the last two years trying to burn out his cerebral cortex
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Meanwhile, she stepped off the curb and crossed the street, her motor cortex and cerebellum solving the complex mathematical equations necessary to move her body to the other side without falling over or getting hit by a passing car
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The instructor would point to various sulci and gyri, indicating the locations of the somatosensory cortex, the auditory cortex, and the visual cortex
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The glitch was somewhere in the processing of visual information, somewhere in her occipital cortex, said John
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Apparently, she had the eyes of a college student and the occipital cortex of an octogenarian
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Traders may understand on an intellectual level that the market generates a lot of opportunities, but FOMO and the emotions that come with FOMO are often associated with an unmet developmental need that can easily overwhelm one’s intellect—which is where willpower comes from—the pre-frontal cortex
