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Reverse engineer you could say i see a wiring diagram and now i can tell you what it must be called. the trouble is that jeff lichtman and hes team spent five years putting together this picture which represents only three billions of amasses brain. who could have imagined that such a small fragment of the cortex could harvest so many mysteries. depends on your point of view whether this is also more just depressing but theres way more checks they heard that we were anticipating. the rate were d...

With us is david gregg and james gagliano. >> he can call rosenstein and say fire him. if he says no, he can fire him. and you have the saturday night massacre. >> david, lets put this to you. as were looking at all of this, there is a back and forth on whether it should have been done, is it done, is it being politicized. it is being politicized across the board. i think were clear on that. will we see or hear more from republicans? >> lets define the terms of what this is, an inherently politi...

Good the most important thing is that standard lenses enable you to see well and following standard surgery patients have fantastic eyesight with them provided the visual cortex is ok and there are no drawbacks and the not so fun companies are so its not as if monofocal sarra second class product as such its not that simple you have to look at each case individually for comments the single most likely individual. going to queens can now read his newspaper without spectacles plus he has no more e...

This seeming innocence that the first series has with the landscapes and these tiny figures in the cortex its naturally interrupted by this and other parts of the country we live in theyre run down streets places that we dont go to in hamburg either. this image may be plain but it is a puzzle that inspires the imagination kind of people who live here. and thats a very poetic moment in there for me but all in all this something ironic to. and i think this interface between irony and confession an...

It was full of romantic landscapes the dwarfed people to insignificance. this seeming innocence that the first series has with the landscapes and these tiny figures in the cortex its naturally interrupted by this and other parts of the country we live in theyre run down streets places that we dont go to in hamburg either. this image may be plain but it is a puzzle that inspires the imagination kind of people who live here. and thats a very poetic moment in there for me but all in all this someth...

Similarities but there are also differences for example not only the order to the cortex is activated in both cases recently but also other areas that dont normally play a role in processing sounds. but in my case feel this is more pronounced submission miro versatile z. and. this is what happens in lots yank his brain when he listens to the vivaldi piece. the music he would see it in my brain the music evokes a storm of activity. activating lots of neural network areas that are involved in the ...

Connection with it based on the electrical signals he records i can see what kind of brain activity is occurring. as abilities are keep it in mind if i compare this brain activity to my own there are similarities but there are also differences for example not only the order to the cortex is activated in both cases he was on the but also other areas that dont normally play a role in processing sounds. but in my case feel this is more pronounced as a b. c m e o z and. this is what happens in lots ...

Connection with it based on the electrical signals he records. as abilities are keep it in mind if i compare this brain activity to my own there are similarities but there are also differences for example not only the order to the cortex is activated in both cases. but also other areas that dont normally play a role in processing sounds. but in my case this is more pronounced submission miro . z. and. this is what happens in lots yank his brain when he listens to the vivaldi piece. the music he ...

The drawings were very similar to what a sighted person might produce. but how can that be researchers suspect that the brains of people who are born blind convert tactile sensations into visual representations. thats because in most blind people the visual cortex in their brain is intact its just not receiving the visual signals. so blind people can see images in their minds eye but its not whats usually called vision. got a science question of your own then send it in if we answer it on the sh...

For example, if there is a scene that you are a he reading thats a very active scene, areas of the brain that are called the motor cortex that are responsible for movement, they may start to light up. if it is a particularly stimulating part of the book that youre reading, your sensory cortex which allows you to see, that may start to light up. there have been some interesting studies showing you dont necessarily have to read a book -- i recommend this one -- you can listen to an audio book. tha...