Brain stimuli [druid study]

Brain stimuli [druid study] Research on brain stimuli is advancing so quickly and the findings are so intriguing. Another group of scientists had already announced the creation of a brain implant, which would enhance memory storage. Meanwhile, a do-it-yourself subculture continues to grow, with people experimenting with electrodes on their heads and foreheads in order to "calibrate" the brain. You share everything with your best friend, even the brain waves: Researchers have known for a long time that people choose friends who resemble themselves, taking into account a wide range of characteristics: age, race, religion, socioeconomic status, educational level, political inclination ... Even the strength of the handshake goes into this account. New research suggests that the roots of friendship are even deeper than previously suspected. Scientists have found that the brains of close friends respond in very similar ways when watching a series of videos. They have the same ups and downs of attention and distraction, the same peaks in processing rewards and boredom alerts. The neural response patterns evoked by the videos - on topics as diverse as the dangers of college football, the behavior of water in outer space and actor Liam Neeson trying to improvise comedy - proved to be so congruent among friends, compared to the patterns seen among unrelated people, that researchers could predict the strength of the social link of two people based solely on their brain activities. Kevin N. Ochsner, a cognitive neuroscientist at Columbia University who studies social media, told his own story as proof of the superiority of chemistry over mere biography. "My fiancee and I were both neuroscientists, we were on dating sites, but we never matched online. So, we met as colleagues and, in two minutes, we knew we had the kind of chemistry that generates a relationship." Empathy and violence go through the same circuits in the brain, says study: A study published in the most recent edition of the “Revista de Neurología” states that the prefrontal and temporal cortex, cerebral amygdala and other structures of the limbic system are the scene of neuronal impulses linked to both violence and empathy. According to researcher Luis Moya Albiol, of the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology, these brain circuits overlap signals. "We all know that encouraging empathy has an inhibiting effect on violence, but that may not only be a social issue, but also a biological one," says Albiol. Stimulating circuits in one direction would reduce activity in another direction. biologically more difficult for an empathic brain to behave violently.   Techniques to measure human brain activity "in vivo", such as functional magnetic resonance imaging, have made it possible to envision new structures that regulate psychological behaviors and processes. LONDON (Reuters) - French scientists announced on Monday the discovery of a region in the brain that is strongly related to sexual arousal in men. Using a sophisticated imaging technique that monitors blood flow in the brain, the researchers found that a brain area called the cloister is the most activated region when men are stimulated by photos or films. The child, exposed to various environmental stimuli, then shapes the neural networks of his character and personalidase. Facing the entrance to Hell, Dante and Virgílio are faced with a warning that says to abandon all hope - once inside, there is no turning back. “Sexual identity is felt in a society that condemns any nuance in the deviation from the heterosexual model. Open your mind!. Human homosexuality only began to be considered a deviation in behavior with the establishment of Judeo-Christian civilization. Telepathy and brain stimuli How many times have you thought of someone and, in the next moment, answered a call from that person? Or did you receive a visit from a dear and distant relative after you wanted to hear from him? With the mining company Iraci de Jesus, such phenomena are nothing new. Some time ago, she answered the door and came face to face with her brother, who, in a lightning passage through São Paulo, decided to leave him a check. A few hours earlier, worried about making a payment, Iraci had thought of him as the only alternative to getting the money. She had wanted to tell him so much, but she hadn't felt comfortable making the request. Body therapist Sandra Fainbaum also has a collection of similar cases. Telepathy is the term used to refer to the acquisition of information by means other than the known physical senses. May the gods bless you all, Paulo César Ebbano Moreira Druid Merlin instagram: @paulocesarmoreit