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Aug 12, 2023

Scientists pinpoint the brain center of the male libido

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Scientists may have successfully spotted the brain center for the male libido responsible for sexual interest and mating in mouse models. The discovery may lead to improved drugs for sexual function.

This is according to a report by Medical Xpress published on Friday.

Senior researcher Dr. Nirao Shah, a professor of psychiatry and neurobiology at Stanford University School of Medicine, in California, said in the article that the newly-discovered region is responsible for recognizing the sex of other mice.

Aug 12, 2023

Dan Dennett — The Illusion of Consciousness

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TED Talks

Aug 12, 2023

What is consciousness? Philosopher, Dan Dennett explains

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Cognitive scientist and philosopher, Professor Daniel Dennett, from Tufts University, takes us on a tour of the mind explaining why consciousness itself is a…

Aug 12, 2023

Daniel Dennett: Consciousness is a User Illusion (User Interface)

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August 6, 2021

Daniel Dennett on Consciousness, Virtual Immortality, and Panpsychism | Closer To Truth Chats.

Aug 12, 2023

What is Panpsychism? | Rupert Sheldrake, Donald Hoffman, Phillip Goff, James Ladyman

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What is panpsychism? Does it finally offer an explanation of consciousness? From the problems with materialism to the tradition of dualism, we asked the world’s leading thinkers to explain all.

#panpsychism #consciousness #reality #philosophy #mind.

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Aug 12, 2023

Study identifies characteristics specific to human brains

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Researchers led by a team at UT Southwestern Medical Center have identified cellular and molecular features of the brain that set modern humans apart from their closest primate relatives and ancient human ancestors. The findings, published in Nature, offer new insights into human brain evolution.

“Most on the have focused on neurons because this cell type was thought to be responsible for our intelligence and enhanced . This study gives us a renewed appreciation for other cells involved in and the role they have played both in advancing cognition and our susceptibility to a number of cognitive diseases,” said study leader Genevieve Konopka, Ph.D., Professor of Neuroscience and a member of the Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain Institute at UT Southwestern.

Since , people have been curious about what gives humans abilities that other animals don’t have, such as speech and language, Dr. Konopka explained. A range of previous studies have sought to answer this question by examining anatomy or performing genetic or on whole brains or sections, experiments that provide a view of thousands of cells at a time.

Aug 12, 2023

Michael Levin | Cell Intelligence in Physiological and Morphological Spaces

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Talk kindly contributed by Michael Levin in SEMF’s 2022 Spacious Spatiality.

https://semf.org.es/spatiality.

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Aug 11, 2023

Scientists reveal top five ‘anti-ageing’ foods that help add years to your life

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WE all know we should be eating more healthily.

Improving your diet lowers your risk of several diseases, boosts immunity and supports brain development.

And now, new research has found incorporating a certain five foods into your meals could help you live longer — and they all happen to be plant based.

Aug 11, 2023

Multiple sclerosis: How a probiotic could help with MS treatment

Posted by in categories: bioengineering, biotech/medical, health, neuroscience

Researchers looking into the health benefits of utilizing gut bacteria say they have bioengineered a probiotic that may be useful as a treatment for multiple sclerosis.

Aug 11, 2023

Paralysis: Scientists restore movement, feeling in man via microchip

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A microchip implant into the brain of a paralyzed man managed to restore sensation and movement in his hand and arm in a historic trial.

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