thought projection by neurons in the human brain
Bookmarked 783 weeks ago
a team from california have shown that it039s possible to control images on a screen using just the power of thought working with patients who had electrodes implanted for surgery they fed signals from the patient039s brains into a computer and then watched as they learnt how to use these signals to fade in an image of marilyn monroe or fade out michael jackson read the original research paper here: http:wwwnaturecomnaturejournalv467n7319fullnature09510html

how to achieve your goals natalie ledwell
Bookmarked 322 weeks ago
how can you transform your dreams into achievement law of attraction guru natalie ledwell discusses the power of gratitude and how to utilize it to achieve your goals program your brain for more success with mindvalley mentoring: https:gomindvalleycomorc54hst ltbrgtltbrgtlife is a game of inches ltbrgtltbrgtmaking a gratitude a habit for every inch will accelerate your personal growth and your progress towards the goals you haveltbrgtltbrgtto make gratitude a habit natalie suggests keeping a gratitude journal and writing 5 new things everyday you are grateful for and making 2 of those 5 things in relation to your goal will really help your progressltbrgtltbrgtnatalie also suggests being grateful for things about to come this creates the expectation that it will happen and if you combine that with visualization techniques your mind will naturally gear you towards accomplishing your goalltbrgtltbrgtimportant timestamps:ltbrgt01:15 write down 5 thing

neuro-oncology branch brain tumor clinic
Bookmarked 770 weeks ago
this video introduces the neuro-oncology branch nob a trans-institutional program of the national cancer institute and the national institutes of neurological disorder and stroke of the nih the nob constitutes a team of dedicated medical professionals and scientists working to uncover new discoveries underlying the genetics and biology of brain tumors and to translate those findings to the development of exciting and meaningful new treatments for patients afflicted with these tumors administration of these new treatments through clinical trials optimal state of the art standard therapy and patient consultation are offered to patients throughout the united states free of charge through the coordinated multidisciplinary approach to patient care in the nob039s brain tumor clinic learn more about the neuro-oncology branch and the brain tumor clinic at http:homeccrcancergovnobdefaultasp

brain waves brainwave entrainment binaural beats
Bookmarked 589 weeks ago
brain waves brainwave entrainment binaural beatsclick here- http:tinyurlcomspottydogg-brain-wavesgroundbreaking neurological research has uncovered the precise sounds that synchronize your brain039s natural rhythms for peak powerful optimized thinking brainwaves: the signatures of your mindlets briefly look at the science your brain consists of 100 billion brain cells and each of those cells talk to each other using little spikes of electricity the overall pattern of this activity can be measured using an electroencephalography eeg machinethis overall pattern is represented as a frequency and that frequency can be thought of as a signature for your state of mind we have different names for each frequency range: beta delta and alpha for exampleright now youre alert and conscious and so youre most likely operating in the beta range of 12-30 hz hertz meaning cycles per second when youre asleep at night youre in the delta range of 0-4hzwe also know the exact meditation signature frequencies too by observing zen monks in practice we can see that the more advanced the meditation the deeper the brainwave frequencies while you remain awake and consciousso: the more advanced the meditation the deeper the brainwave frequencies and the greater the benefits in your lifethe problem is that it can take years to train yourself to access those deeper states of meditation you either find it too difficult to quieten your mind or find yourself dropping off to sleep and thats where brainwave entrainment comes into play100 years of brainwave entrainment researchbrainwave entrainment is an area of science that has been heavily researched over the past 100 years and it provides the key to improving your meditation results quicker than you ever thought possiblelets consider how it works imagine striking a tuning fork and holding another tuning fork next to it what happens the second tuning fork starts vibrating at the same frequency as the firstthe same thing happens with the brain it plays follow the leader if you expose it to a particular frequency the brain follows and copies that frequency this is a phenomenon in science known as brainwave entrainmentnow this is where it all gets really clever remember we know the frequencies associated with super-deep meditation and we know that the brain follows frequencies when exposed to themso we create a form of stimulation that incorporates those frequencies and expose it to the brain typically this is done through a simple audio file such as an mp3 using isochronic tones or binaural beats to deliver the frequencyby listening to this audio file the brain quickly copies the frequency and takes you down into a deep state of meditation effortlesslyno struggling no difficulty quietening your thoughts just speedy access to those deeper states of consciousness on-demandby listening you get the immediate benefit of enhanced relaxation and the dissolution of stress anxiety and worry over time the greater benefits become clear: sharper brain power improved focus decreased insomnia enhanced creativity dozens of huge health benefits and more and all because of a simple mp3click here- http:tinyurlcomspottydogg-brain-waveslinks-http:thespottydoggblogspotcomhttps:wwwfacebookcomthespottydogghttp:thespottydogg-reviewstumblrcomhttp:googlecomthespottydogghttp:wwwyoutubecomsubscription_centeradd_user=thespottydogghttp:wwwpinterestcomthespottydoggfor collaborations and business inquiries please contact via channel pages: http:channelpagescomthespottydoggquotfair usequot is a limitation and exception to the exclusive right granted by copyright law to the author of a creative work in united states copyright law fair use is a doctrine that permits limited use of copyrighted material without acquiring permission from the rights holders examples of fair use include commentary search engines criticism parody news reporting research teaching library archiving and scholarship it provides for the legal unlicensed citation or incorporation of copyrighted material in another author039s work

audio only no music criminality 039in infant039s brain039 article - commentary
Bookmarked 768 weeks ago
racist man and racist woman play the same games what was played when dr amos wilson was alive i suspect the racistswhite supremacists are attempting to play it now listen learn and question everythingcriminality 039in infant039s brain039- attempted counted racist responsesupport these linkshttp:cowsclipsblogspotcomhttp:wwwfacebookcomthecowsclipshttp:wwwyoutubecomusercowsclipshttp:wwwblogtalkradiocomvictim-of-racismfirst article:criminality 039in infant039s brain039http:uknewsyahoocom2120110222tsc-criminality-in-infant-s-brain-4b158bchtmlprinter=1second article:time copscan police really predict crime before it happenshttp:wwwslatecomid2282252show description:original air date: january 03 2010the cows w neely fuller jr no5http:wwwblogtalkradiocomvictim-of-racism20100103the-cows-w-neely-fuller-jrneely fuller jr will share his views on the system of white supremacy mr fuller discussed the importance of non-white people remaining loyal to the idea of replacing white supremacy with justice not being loyal to individual victims he also elaborated on the value of non-white people being honest with each other about our pathetic and pitiful condition under the system of white supremacyreplace white supremacy with justice immediately

from bmx to brain injury: how a single punch changed a life forever
Bookmarked 429 weeks ago
on 15 august 2011 jamie mckechnie had been on his way home via shortlands station in bromley when he became the victim of an unprovoked assault during which he received a single blow to the back of his headone punch was all it took to leave jamie unconscious on the roadside with a life-changing brain injurythis powerful short film made for the channel 4 documentary one killer punch tells jamie039s story from the life he led as a keen bmx rider to the catastrophic effects of his brain injuryhaving rebuilt his life with the support of wife ellen and headway south east london north west kent jamie was nominated as achiever of the year in the 2015 headway awards you can read jamie039s story at https:wwwheadwayorguknewsnational-newsdetermined-jamie-named-finalist-for-national-award

a meticulous analysis of history narf
Bookmarked 822 weeks ago
pinky and the brain is an emmy-winning animated television series and spinoff of animaniacs starring pinky and the brain the show ran from 1995 to 1999 on kidsamp039 wb the pair later spun-off into their second and last series pinky elmyra ampampamp the brain and paired with tiny toons star elmyra duff pinky and the brain first appeared in 1993 as a recurring segment on the show animaniacs from 1995 to 1998 pinky and the brain were spun-off into their own emmy-award-winning show on the wb television network steven spielberg presents pinky and the brain with 65 episodes produced by steven spielberg and warner bros animation later they appeared in the unsuccessful series steven spielberg presents pinky elmyra ampampamp the brain pinky and brain are genetically enhanced laboratory mice who reside in a cage in the acme labs research facility brain is self-centered and scheming pinky is good-natured but feebleminded in each episode brain devises a new plan to take over the world which ultimately ends in failure usually due to pinkyamp039s idiocy or the impossibility of brainamp039s plan in common with many other animaniacs shorts many episodes are in some way a parody of something else usually a film or novel nearly every episode opens with the following dialogue: pinky: ampquotgee brain what do you want to do tonightampquot the brain: ampquotthe same thing we do every night pinkytry to take over the worldampquot premise most of the pinky and the brain episodes occur in the present time at acme labs located in some large american metropolitan city near a bridge presumably san francisco to tie in with animaniacs and the warner brothers studio lot however several episodes took place in historical times with pinky and the brain under the laboratory care of some scientifically-minded person including merlin1 hg wells2 and ivan pavlov3 the bulk of every episode involves one of brainamp039s plans for world domination with pinkyamp039s assistance and the ultimate failure of that plan one centers on his rival snowballamp039s plan to take over the world using microsponge4 another episode features brainamp039s single day where he tries to do anything but take over the world: in the end a group of people vote that he should take over the world on the one day he does not want to5 there is very little continuity between episodes outside of the common fixtures of the mice though some plans for world domination from early episodes are subsequently referred to in later seasons for example brainamp039s ampquothuman suitampquot used in ampquotwin bigampquot6 reappears when brain faces snowball in ampquotsnowballampquot4 both pinky and the brain white mice kept as part of acme labsamp039 experimentation have undergone significant genetic alteration as per the showamp039s title lyrics ampquottheir genes have been splicedampquot which gives the two mice amplified intelligence over that of a typical mouse the ability to talk to humans and anthropomorphism ampquotproject brainampquot suggests that the gene splicing occurred on september 9 19957 coincident to the first full episode of pinky and the brain the episode ampquotbrainwashedampquot states that the gene splicing was done by dr mordough along with snowbalthough pinky and the brain plan to conquer the world they do not show much antagonism in a christmas special pinky even wrote to santa that brain had the worldamp039s best interests at heart9 all the hamster and precious the cat using the acme ampquotgene splicer and bagel warmerampquot8

your brain on shrooms
Bookmarked 555 weeks ago
how do quotmagic mushroomsquot chemically alter your braintype a vs type b personalities: http:youtube1pxwrnvk9y0get the book: http:asapsciencecombookcome meet usmarch 15 4pmaustin - at sxswaustin convention centre ballroom gmarch 17 6pmyoutube space new yorkrsvp link: http:bitly1mq5mavmarch 18 7:30pmjersey city - word jersey city123 newark ave jersey city new jersey 07302http:onfbme1acsonmmarch 19th 7 pmnew york - barnes amp noble union square33 east 17th st new york new york 10003http:onfbme1dgjupomarch 25th 7pmtoronto - indigo55 bloor street west manulife centre toronto on m4w 1a5http:onfbme1eju2qhsubscribe it039s free: http:bitlyasapsciinstagram and twitter: whalewatchmeplz and mitchellmoffitclickable: http:bitly16f1jec and http:bitly15j7ubefacebook: http:onfbme1fjwszwtwitter: http:bitly1d84r71tumblr: http:bitly1amipjfvine: search quotasapsciencequot on vinecreated by mitchell moffit twitter mitchellmoffit and gregory brown twitter whalewatchmeplzsend us stuffasapscience incpo box 93 toronto ptoronto on m5s2s6-- further reading --pharmacology of hallucinations: several mechanisms for one single symptomhttp:wwwncbinlmnihgovpmcarticlespmc4065763this brain map shows why people on shrooms see sounds and hear colorshttp:wwwbusinessinsidercomhow-brain-changes-on-mushrooms-2014-10ixzz3u2ieww00this is your brain on magic mushroomshttp:blogsdiscovermagazinecomd-brief20141029brain-psychedelic-drugshttp:wwwwiredcom201410magic-mushroom-brainyour brain on magic mushrooms is actually similar to dreaming brain scan study showshttp:wwwhuffingtonpostcom20140706magic-mushrooms-alter-mind_n_5554297htmlyour brain on magic mushroomshttp:wwwiflsciencecombrainyour-brain-magic-mushrooms

what is consciousness decoding the mind with robotic limbs
Bookmarked 375 weeks ago
the human brain is composed of around 88 billion neurons with each neuron connecting to about 10000 other neurons consciousness as psychologist axel cleermans puts it is one of the most significant problems of the 21st century it really remains a mystery how the biological activity of the brain produces minds explains cleermans in episode three of the most unknown dark matter physicist davide dangelo travels to belgium to explore unusual consciousness experiments at axel cleermanss lab in the lab researchers use thought-controlled robotic limbssimilar to the prosthetic limbs used by amputeesas a window into answering the enduring perhaps unanswerable human question: what is consciousnesssubscribe to motherboard: http:bitlysubscribe-to-motherboardfollow motherboardfacebook: http:wwwfacebookcommotherboardtvtwitter: http:twittercommotherboardtumblr: http:motherboardtvtumblrcominstagram: http:instagramcommotherboardvicemore videos from the vice netwo

andrew klavan liberalism exposed: beyond the elitist preening america-hating stereotypes
Bookmarked 724 weeks ago
have you ever wondered how liberals think pjtv039s andrew klavan takes you inside the mind of a liberal and it ain039t brain surgery

can a stranger look exactly like me
Bookmarked 610 weeks ago
there are 7 billion people on the planet making it fairly likely that someone somewhere looks exactly like you is there a science behind doppelgangers laci is here to discuss what happens in the brain when we see someone that looks identical to youread more:doppelgngers began as a part of german folklorehttp:wwwspiritualliving360comindexphpdoppelgngers-began-as-a-part-of-german-folklore-586 quotdoppelgnger in german literally means quotdouble-goerquot and was used to describe an apparition-like duplicate of a living person not to be confused with the ghost of a deceased personquotdoppelgangerhttp:wwwparanormal-encyclopediacomddoppelganger quotlong before they were called doppelgnger the vikings 1200-1800 recognized these entities as vardger ghostly beings that preceded their living counterparts taking their places at various activitiesquotinduction of an illusory shadow personhttps:caciopponeurolabsitesuchicagoedusitescaciopponeurolabuchicagoedufilesuploadsortigue_nature202006pdf quotthe strange sensation that somebody is nearby when no one is actually present has been described by psychiatric and neurological patients as well as by healthy subjects but it is not understood how the illusion is triggered by the brainquotgod on the brain - programme summaryhttp:wwwbbccouksciencehorizon2003godonbrainshtml quotrudi affolter and gwen tighe have both experienced strong religious visions he is an atheist she a christian he thought he had died she thought she had given birth to jesus both have temporal lobe epilepsyquoti039m not a look-alikehttp:wwwfrancoisbrunellecomindexphpid=3ampamplang=en quoti039m not a look-alike is a project to make 200 photos of couples of look-alikes doubles doppelgangers around the world and to create an international exhibit and a book with themquotwatch more:how twins advance sciencehttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=atxmsw9rqhitesttube wild cardhttp:testtubecomdnewsdnews-341-smart-guitar-makes-anyone-a-musicianutm_source=ytampamputm_medium=dnewsampamputm_campaign=dnwcwhat makes ouija boards movehttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=221linw7wj0____________________dnews is dedicated to satisfying your curiosity and to bringing you mind-bending stories ampamp perspectives you won039t find anywhere else new videos twice daily watch more dnews on testtube http:testtubecomdnewssubscribe now http:wwwyoutubecomsubscription_centeradd_user=dnewschanneldnews on twitter http:twittercomdnewsanthony carboni on twitter http:twittercomacarbonilaci green on twitter http:twittercomgogreen18trace dominguez on twitter http:twittercomtrace501dnews on facebook https:facebookcomdiscoverynewsdnews on google http:gplustodnewsdiscovery news http:discoverynewscom

why do we hallucinate
Bookmarked 523 weeks ago
hallucinations can be caused by a variety of factors but what is happening in your brain that triggers them what happens when you die http:dnews1ilxfq1read more:senator claims angels visited him in hospital:http:wwwlivesciencecom25965-senator-kirk-near-death-experience-angelshtmlthe republican senator was recovering from a massive stroke in the right side of his brain at northwestern memorial hospital039s intensive care unit in chicago when kirk said three angels visited him the chicago area039s daily herald reportedwhat causes hallucinationshttp:wwwhealthlinecomsymptomhallucinationshallucinations are sensations that appear real but are created by your mind they can affect all five of your sensesthese symptoms may be caused by mental illness the side effects of medications or physical illnesses like epilepsy or alcoholism____________________dnews is dedicated to satisfying your curiosity and to bringing you mind-bending stories amp perspectives you won039t find anywhere else new videos twice daily watch more dnews on testtube http:testtubecomdnewssubscribe now http:wwwyoutubecomsubscription_centeradd_user=dnewschanneldnews on twitter http:twittercomdnewstrace dominguez on twitter https:twittercomtracedominguezjulia wilde on twitter https:twittercomjulia_scidnews on facebook https:facebookcomdiscoverynewsdnews on google http:gplustodnewsdiscovery news http:discoverynewscomdownload the testtube app: http:testube1ndmmmqsign up for the testtube mailing list: http:dnews1mcujdm

the flapper and the panda
Bookmarked 487 weeks ago
in 1936 ruth harkness - a dressmaker from new york -- set off to china in search of the rare elusive giant panda her goal bring one back alive to share the wonder of china039s wildlife with the western world she became the first explorer to do so and so set in motion a public fascination with these creatures that continues 80 years laternew brain scoop merch: http:bitly29j9sjwhelp support our videos http:bitly1tjmrao under 039designation039 put 039the brain scoop039 - all proceeds go exclusively towards helping the show we appreciate whatever you can giveadditional images co ruth harkness quotthe lady and the pandaquot 1938 and the chicago zoological society special thanks to field staff gretchen rings and sarah ebel for their assistance in this video also thanks to the field museum gift shop staff for letting us borrow the panda for our radio interview ---------------------------------------------------------------------come hang out in our subreddi

autotune the gop debate: we need brain op-docs the new york times
Bookmarked 533 weeks ago
the gregory brothers present a musical mash-up video of the first republican presidential debate of 2016grab the embed code for this video at times video: http:nytims1lavzzhproduced by: the gregory brothersread the story here: http:nytims1nayggrsubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytimesgoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch on youtubeautotune the gop debate: we need brain op-docs the new york timeshttp:wwwyoutubecomuserthenewyorktimes

dr oliver sacks explorer of the brain obituary the new york times
Bookmarked 532 weeks ago
dr oliver sacks was a neurologist and best-selling author who explored the brain039s strangest pathways his work touched hollywood theater even opera and his legacy lasts in the stories he toldgrab the embed code for this video at times video: http:nytims1uimsmbproduced by: poh si tengread the story here: http:nytims1fdgirasubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytimesgoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch on youtubedr oliver sacks explorer of the brain obituary the new york timeshttp:wwwyoutubecomuserthenewyorktimes