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How human taste dictates our social groups
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My Neurons, My Self
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- 1 Bill Blakemore's Introduction
- 2 Where Do You Locate Your Sense Of Self
- 3 Participant Introductions
- 4 Is there a Neurobiology of collective consciousness?
- 5 What happens when two brains are in a dialog with each other
- 6 How do brains differ from texting vs. face to face
- 7 What is TBJ?
- 8 What is the difference between awareness and attention?
- 9 How does memory define "self"
- 10 We make decisions NOT base on our experiences but based on our memories
- 11 When memories go does self go as well?
- 12 How human taste dictates our social groups
- 13 How actively we interrogate and seek information from others
- 14 What is Neuroskepticism?
- 15 Can we make determinations that consciousness is connected to the physical?
- 16 If we made a human clone would it have the same mind?
- 17 What does neuroscience have to say about freewill?
- 18 What parts of the brain are active while experiencing morality?
- 19 What is the connection between PTSD and the experience of memory? Can your brain be rewired?
