Это объясняет основные симптомы расстройств аутистического спектра

Perfect explanation, thank you Sir.

great

I ordered this product tonight at 3pm and paid €121:84 I got half of the top through not the second part also no sound thank u Mary Edmonds

Really interesting but sounds horrifying. I wish i could try it

Really Thankyou so much, you have very clearly and detailed explaination

if you give humans let's say a vibration whenever they face the north, they gradually get used to it and whenever they dream, they're gonna know whether they're facing the north or not. they're gonna remember their memories in a way that they know whether they were facing the north or not in that particular event. it's like adding another type of scaffold beside the time and space.

What if a person wear glasses?

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Great explanation, thank you for your efforts!

Hi can I use a part of this voice in our video ? we are making a video about brain and H.M

14:58 Any thumb of rule for number of trials to be averaged?

Thank you for this! Very much appreciated!

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interesting video, but please work sound better, the volume is so low

why is this video 2 hours long?

So when can we treat death as a curable disease and reanimate the corpses?

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Thanks your sharing！Very helpful to my assignment!

CREATE PSUEDO CRYSTAL RESONANCE OUT OF LIVING TISSUE BASCICLY FLASH POINT SCAN IN PICO SECOND CLOCKING OF NOW BOUNCE RADAR TYPE OFF OF THE RESONANT TISSUE ONLY UNDER TIME CLOCKING FOR IMAGE PIXILATION

This really helped with my cognitive neuroscience class, thank you so much.

awesome, thanks!

17:44 I do not get this part. Here Congruent means pressing the right button. Incongruent means pressing right then left and then right once again. Am I right? What useful information is conveyed from the peak at N2. Is it this that brain generates stronger waves during incongruency than during congruency? Many thanks! for such a beautiful presentation and soothing explanation.

Thanks professor

just finished my very first MRI. I found it very informative in understanding my childhood panic attacks from claustrophobia never actually go away

this was exactly what I needed this saved me thank you soo much

Thank you, thank you, thank you. The other MRI videos neglect to answer how the MRI is able to determine/localize and "see" and measure the energy at those specific areas/point to build up a full image. That part baffled me, but this video answered it perfectly. Thank you again.

thanks!

I had an MRI done couple years back and that thing is so loud, the doctor stuffed ear muffs/pillows between my head and a frame (the coil I assume), and it still felt like I was in an 8D sound concert of knocking and sawing. If that's how auditory hallucinations feel like, that's scary

Nice presentation! Very difficult topic from a neurosurgeon perspective.

please help me. is there any consience in dreamless sleep. if not. that means we die each time we sleep.

after so many youtube’s videos and even going through my lecture slides and rewatching the lecture video, I FINALLY understand MRI! thank you for these clear steps of how it works sequentially!! God bless you

Thanks . It was quite useful.

Thank you so much for covering basics in such detailed ways!

Thanks a lot sir❤️

4:10

How he remembers language he speaks vocabulary

5:14 "measure the diffusion in the direction perpendicular to the tract" There would be no such unique direction? I suppose he means "diffusion in A direction perpendicular to the tract" (?)

This is why all COVID vaccine has darpa hydrogel / luciferace

This kind of dementia as presented in the video appears to effect regions of the temporal lobes which are though to be needed for visual object recognition.So instead of a hub this could be an inability to correctly encode objects that are visually encountered and thus an inability to trigger the proper memory in other regions using visual stimuli. If a central hub structure exists then damage to it should render the individual progressively unresponsive as all representations of information are damaged so in the test the subject shouldn't even be able to reliably comprehend the task or to produce coherent words as responses with progressively worsening symptoms. What you present in the neuron model is essentially the representation of synapses between the regions and not a central hub.Distributed damage to it should be distributed damage appearing throughout the brain.

Thanks for clear description! I would like to know how the subjects clean their hair? Would it be hard?

Thanks for the details important secret, is that consciousness restore during dreaming? No consciousness in sleep without dream?

Very informative and detailed. Very thanks ❤️.

Superb presentation 👏 this is golden. You deserve the nobel peace prize doc

software do you use to perform this processing?

Please where can I get the equipments?

Interesting data. I'm glad you guys broke it down. Because I was running on what felt like magic. Glad I'm making sense of it now

Thanks for the lecture, ma’am. 🙂

That was a great summary of this work. I especially enjoyed the historical context.