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3.1 The Neural Correlates of Consciousness
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Luke Gurbin
Recent cortical sheet parallels are found in studies of thin sheets of water, i think by Oxford in the UK, but i only have a Cambridge news feed. So Cambridge shows the sheer electroconductabiliy for small water molecule width that is not recognized as an energy carrier in water of greater depths past sheet depth mentioned here. It seems a paradox on less allowing more.
Marcelo Matos Machado
Another promising area of research is the study of brain oscillations and their relationship to consciousness. For example, gamma oscillations, which occur in the frequency range of 25 to 100 Hz, have been linked to perceptual processes and the integration of conscious information.
AARON DANNIEL'S
Muy interesante!
Sabach
It's interesting to know that consciousness is not located in the thalamus of our brain. What draws my attention is the idea that consciousness might simply be the energy from which each individual's perception develops, and that it could be situated in the thalamus. However, it goes beyond that. I should also pay attention to the receptors in our body, as I feel that it is the conjunction of both that creates consciousness.
Sabach
It's interesting to know that consciousness is not located in the thalamus of our brain. What draws my attention is the idea that consciousness might simply be the energy from which each individual's perception develops, and that it could be situated in the thalamus. However, it goes beyond that. I should also pay attention to the receptors in our body, as I feel that it is the conjunction of both that creates consciousness.
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