Chapter
The Science of the Split Brain Theory
25:48 - 34:51 (09:03)
The split brain theory is experimented on people who have undergone the complete division of the two brain hemispheres, and it was found that the phenomenon of phenomenal experience is happening even when the earth was cut down in half.
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The process of causing laughter through neural stimulation involves inserting electrodes into the brain of a subject and applying a specific stimulation protocol to their supplementary motor area, causing neurons to fire and create a stereotyped pattern of muscle activity in the throat.
25:48 - 27:59 (02:10)
Summary
The process of causing laughter through neural stimulation involves inserting electrodes into the brain of a subject and applying a specific stimulation protocol to their supplementary motor area, causing neurons to fire and create a stereotyped pattern of muscle activity in the throat.
ChapterThe Science of the Split Brain Theory
Episode#551 - Patrick House - How Much Do We Actually Know About Consciousness?
PodcastModern Wisdom
Exploring the consequences of cutting the Earth in half versus cutting a cake in half, and discussing the limitations of training self-driving cars and computational vision models on highly compressed bitmap images.
27:59 - 32:18 (04:19)
Summary
Exploring the consequences of cutting the Earth in half versus cutting a cake in half, and discussing the limitations of training self-driving cars and computational vision models on highly compressed bitmap images.
ChapterThe Science of the Split Brain Theory
Episode#551 - Patrick House - How Much Do We Actually Know About Consciousness?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The phenomenological experience of having a brain and being conscious is the end result of consciousness itself, regardless of the mechanics behind the brain's function or potential disorders.
32:18 - 34:51 (02:33)
Summary
The phenomenological experience of having a brain and being conscious is the end result of consciousness itself, regardless of the mechanics behind the brain's function or potential disorders.