Hack Your Brain
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DO YOU EVER want to change the way you see the world? Wouldn't it be fun to hallucinate on your lunch break? Although we typically associate such phenomena with powerful drugs like LSD or mescaline, it's easy to fling open the doors of perception without them: All it takes is a basic understanding of how the mind works. The first thing to know is that the mind isn't a mirror, or even a passive observer of reality. Much of what we think of as being out there actually comes from in here, and is a byproduct of how the brain processes sensation. In recent years scientists have come up with a number of simple tricks that expose the artifice of our senses, so that we end up perceiving what we know isn't real - tweaking the cortex to produce something uncannily like hallucinations. Perhaps we hear the voice of someone who is no longer alive, or feel as if our nose is suddenly 3 feet long. Saved By: Donald Edgar | View Details | Give Thanks
DO YOU EVER want to change the way you see the world? Wouldn't it be fun to hallucinate on your lunch break? Although we typically associate such phenomena with powerful drugs like LSD or mescaline, it's easy to fling open the doors of perception without them: All it takes is a basic understanding of how the mind works. The first thing to know is that the mind isn't a mirror, or even a passive observer of reality. Much of what we think of as being out there actually comes from in here, and is a byproduct of how the brain processes sensation. In recent years scientists have come up with a number of simple tricks that expose the artifice of our senses, so that we end up perceiving what we know isn't real - tweaking the cortex to produce something uncannily like hallucinations. Perhaps we hear the voice of someone who is no longer alive, or feel as if our nose is suddenly 3 feet long. Saved By: Donald Edgar | View Details | Give Thanks
BBC NEWS | Health | Sleep gives brain disease warning
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Physically "acting out" dreams when asleep could be an early warning sign of dementia or Parkinson's disease. Canadian researchers studied 93 people with "REM sleep behaviour disorder", which can involve punching or kicking out while dreaming. The Neurology study found more than a quarter were diagnosed with a degenerative brain condition over the next five years. UK experts said the research could help doctors predict the condition. Normally, during "Rapid Eye Movement", or "REM" sleep, our muscles relax and do not move, but people with certain sleep disorders are able to lash out, or cry out. Saved By: cibeles | View Details | Give Thanks
Physically "acting out" dreams when asleep could be an early warning sign of dementia or Parkinson's disease. Canadian researchers studied 93 people with "REM sleep behaviour disorder", which can involve punching or kicking out while dreaming. The Neurology study found more than a quarter were diagnosed with a degenerative brain condition over the next five years. UK experts said the research could help doctors predict the condition. Normally, during "Rapid Eye Movement", or "REM" sleep, our muscles relax and do not move, but people with certain sleep disorders are able to lash out, or cry out. Saved By: cibeles | View Details | Give Thanks
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Contrary to popular belief, recent studies have found that there are probably ways to regenerate brain matter. Fasting and vitamins = brain cell generation? Not following but I'll give it a shot. Saved By: alphatidri | View Details | Give Thanks
Contrary to popular belief, recent studies have found that there are probably ways to regenerate brain matter. Fasting and vitamins = brain cell generation? Not following but I'll give it a shot. Saved By: alphatidri | View Details | Give Thanks
Scientists extract images directly from brain ::: Pink Tentacle
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Improving your concentration will help you to accomplish more in a shorter period of time. Saved By: avidogsm | View Details | Give Thanks
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These five FOCUS tips can help you concentrate better -- whether you're working in a busy office, studying at school, sitting in a meeting, or trying to finish a project. Saved By: avidogsm | View Details | Give Thanks
These five FOCUS tips can help you concentrate better -- whether you're working in a busy office, studying at school, sitting in a meeting, or trying to finish a project. Saved By: avidogsm | View Details | Give Thanks
