Sublime

Sigmund Freud, faisait de la recherche en neurophysiologie

More specifically, the examples deal with the connection between the brain and consciousness. They suggest that consciousness is not produced by the brain and instead that consciousness exists independently of it. Using a crude analogy,2 it’s as if the brain is an antenna (such as those used in cell phones and televisions) that receives, transmits,

level-crossing feedback loop would connect access consciousness to phenomenal consciousness (cortico-cortical loops) and both to the thalamus (thalamo-cortical loops), which is the brain’s relay center and the decider of where in the cortex sensory information gets sent to be processed.

Stephen Jay Gould,

University of Virginia professor of psychiatry and neurobehavioral sciences Dr. Ed Kelly, and University of California, Berkeley professor of molecular and cell biology Dr. David Presti, explain another significant finding: “The intensity of the psychedelic experience was significantly correlated with the magnitude of these decreases.”

HIPPOCAMPUS—a complex, convoluted structure located in the brain involved in many functions including memory.

We have this experience of a single self, but at the hardware level, the reality is that we’re a committee.