federally funded project to map the human brain. The
> researchers discovered there are 3,300 different types of brain cells in
> the human brain and showed how they change from the womb to adulthood. They
> found that 16,000 genes are active in the brain and different combinations
> of t
Yesterday the journals Science, Science Advances, and Science Translational
Medicine, printed 21 articles reporting the results of a 5 year long $375
million federally funded project to map the human brain. The researchers
discovered there are 3,300 different types of brain cells in the human
mon illusion.
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> Brent
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> Nerve cells in the human brain can 'count'
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pattern in the human
brain. ... When we see a certain digit, certain brain cells fire. However,
the digit neurons and the quantity neurons are not identical: The digit "3"
excites completely different nerve cells than a quantity of three points.*
https://www.cell.com/neuron/pdfExtended/
I'm not sure whether this is evidence for Bruno's Platonism or it just
shows why it's a common illusion.
Brent
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September 21, 2018, University of Bonn
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to decipher(?) the different connectivity of
brain-parts into topical differentiation - a good try, but far from
touching the complexity of what we assign to brainfunction - and
even that is a limited model of what may be.
I confess: I consider the human brain a relay station from source
unknown
be.
I confess: I consider the human brain a relay station from source unknown
into human activity and am happy when they find medicament (material, or
treatment) to eliminate (reduce?) pathological consequences.
Of course it is hard to dampen the enthusiasm of the inventor...
There are so many
(?) the different connectivity of
brain-parts into topical differentiation - a good try, but far from
touching the complexity of what we assign to brainfunction - and even that
is a limited model of what may be.
I confess: I consider the human brain a relay station from source unknown
into human
from
touching the complexity of what we assign to brainfunction - and even that
is a limited model of what may be.
I confess: I consider the human brain a relay station from source unknown
into human activity and am happy when they find medicament (material, or
treatment) to eliminate
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