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Is the “Minimally Conscious State” Patient Minimally Self-Aware? “My suggestion is that neuroimaging studies targeting minimal self-awareness as in First-Person Perspective-taking paradigms could be used with MCS patients to shed light on the question of whether those individuals are minimally self-aware even in the case
Is the “Minimally Conscious
… [read full article]I don’t see what you see. I see a continuation of the founding fathers’ vision, the vision of the enlightenment. Mine is the world of Walden Pond, sea-to-shining-sea and yeah, a bit of “why can’t we work for peace on earth? Why can’t we try to eliminate common problems facing humanity like poverty and hunger?” and I don’t expect everybody to get along or agree- that’s part of what diversity is all about.
I don’t see what
… [read full article]More Retrosplenial Cortex stuff. Fascinating to me: Atrophied Retrosplenial Cortex is found in Alzheimer’s Patients but not Dementia. This is fascinating. See, the Retrosplenial Cortex I’m learning holds onto what’s FAMILIAR to you. Places you recognize. Objects you recognize. People you recognize. If the “familiarity circuit” is damaged, everything’s new. Everybody’s new. And lack of familiarity is scary, particularly if you now lack the ability to form familiarity. A substitute Retrosplenial Cortex would solve it. A memory chip of familiarity. But we’re far from that. But someday they’ll figure it out.
More Retrosplenial Cortex stuff.
… [read full article]People go where the people are. China has the biggest social networking platforms. Facebook has captured family connections which is where all the others fail. You can always find a place to join your friends. But find a place where your extended family is. The place that conquers family will win.
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Two Retrosplenial Cortex finds meaningful to me:
Two Retrosplenial Cortex finds
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