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Scanning a person's existing brain would also be a good idea. The information stored in it could be converted into a digital representation of their neural patterns, which could then be transformed into a computer code version of their logic and memories - which could be executed by a computer as it's operating instructions, or as an artificial intelligence
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Researches Identify Neural Patterns of Consciousness by fMRI
Researches Identify Neural Patterns of Consciousness by fMRI
The brains of individuals in vegetative, incompletely cognizant, or completely cognizant states have varying profiles of action as uncovered by functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), featured in Science Advances. The consequences of the investigation show that, contrasted and patients lacking consciousness, the brains of healthy people display profoundly unique and complex network.
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How your mind, under stress, gets better at processing bad news
How your mind, under stress, gets better at processing bad news
Some of the most important decisions you will make in your lifetime will occur while you feel stressed and anxious. From medical decisions to financial and professional ones, we are often required to weigh up information under stressful conditions. Take for example expectant parents who need to make a series of important choices during pregnancy and labour – when many feel stressed. Do we become…
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This activity of blending neural patterns is called imagination. It seems easy but it is phenomenally complex. It consists of taking two or more things that do not exist together, blending them together in the mind, and then creating an emergent third thing that never existed at all.
The Social Animal, by David Brooks
