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: Deric's MindBlog This blog reports new ideas and work on mind , brain , behavior , psychology , and politics as well as random curious stuff . Try the Dynamic Views at top of right column . Wednesday , February 05, 2025 A human machine writes Scanning back through previous MindBlog posts , I came across the following paragraph what I wrote and posted on 7 24 24 I like it , and decided to post it again : Machinery here , pushing down keys of another machine , generating words , just like a human does . Much simpler than pretending to be one . Just nerves , muscles , and energy fluxes in and out . Curatorial rather than aspirational . Cooperating with other similar machines to make larger ensembles more effective at survival and replication . Generating a word cloud stored in higher brain
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Fresh and spoiled Kinnow fruits were collected from local market in Kharar, Punjab, India to isolate
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The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into zoological science is revolutionizing drug disc
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Sustainable livestock management is crucial for ensuring food security, economic viability, and envi
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14-3-3 proteins are ubiquitous-sticky functional regulatory molecules entails for exerting an array
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This study evaluated the effects of pH and inorganic nitrogen sources (KNO3 and NH4NO3) on the regen
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I want to point to the Jan. 8 issue of the journal "Neuron" which is largely devoted to the neuroscience of aging. A number of its review articles are open source. The writing is mostly gibble-gabble, but many useful references can be extracted, particularly on interactions between the immune and nervous systems relevant to aging.
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: Deric's MindBlog This blog reports new ideas and work on mind , brain , behavior , psychology , and politics as well as random curious stuff . Try the Dynamic Views at top of right column . Friday , January 10, 2025 Breathing during sleep orchestrates hippocampal nested sleep oscillations underlying memory consolidation A fascinating correlation is found by Sheriff et al Their : abstract Nested sleep oscillations , emerging from asynchronous states in coordinated bursts , are critical for memory consolidation . Whether these bursts emerge intrinsically or from an underlying rhythm is unknown . Here , we show a previously undescribed respiratory-driven oscillation in the human hippocampus that couples with cardinal sleep oscillations . Further , breathing promotes nesting of ripples in
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: Deric's MindBlog This blog reports new ideas and work on mind , brain , behavior , psychology , and politics as well as random curious stuff . Try the Dynamic Views at top of right column . Tuesday , December 10, 2024 Neurons in the amygdala jointly encode the status of interacting individuals From Lee et al . Highlights Monkeys infer the social status of conspecifics from videos of dyadic interactions During fixations , neural populations signal the social status of attended individuals Neurons in the amygdala jointly encode the status of interacting individuals Summary Successful integration into a hierarchical social group requires knowledge of the status of each individual and of the rules that govern social interactions within the group . In species that lack morphological
