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       Re: Consciousness Cannot Have Evolved 
       By: 2ThaSun Date: May 22, 2023, 2:32 pm
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       Scientists observe a surge of activity correlated with
       consciousness in the dying brain
       [quote]A recent study published in the Proceedings of the
       National Academy of Sciences has presented preliminary findings
       suggesting there can be a surge of brain activity linked to
       consciousness during the dying process.
       The new study aimed to investigate the brain activity of
       patients during the dying process, particularly focusing on
       whether there are any neural correlates of consciousness.
       Near-death experiences (NDEs) have been reported by some cardiac
       arrest survivors and are described as highly vivid and real-like
       experiences. These experiences challenge our understanding of
       brain function during cardiac arrest when consciousness is
       believed to be absent.
       Previous research has shown that high-frequency brain
       oscillations, specifically gamma activities, are associated with
       consciousness. In animal studies, sudden termination of cardiac
       function or acute asphyxia has been found to stimulate gamma
       activities. However, no studies have examined the neural
       correlates of dying humans that could explain the subjective
       experiences reported in NDEs.
       “My lab has been studying the dying brain since 2013 and was the
       first to discover the surge of gamma oscillations in the dying
       process, in rats (Borjigin et al., 2013; Li et al., 2015), as I
       was shocked to realize that the science/medicine knows little
       about the brain during the dying process,” said study author
       Jimo Borjigin, an associate professor in the department of
       Molecular and Integrative Physiology with a joint appointment in
       Neurology at University of Michigan Medical School...[/quote]
       Entire article:
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       Re: Consciousness Cannot Have Evolved 
       By: 2ThaSun Date: June 20, 2023, 5:16 pm
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       Mysterious spiral signals in the human brain could be key to our
       cognition
       [quote]Scientists suggest strange swirls across the outer layer
       of the brain might be used to link different parts of it
       together and help process information faster.[/quote]
       [quote]Mysterious, spiral signals have been discovered in the
       human brain, and the scientists who found the swirls think they
       could help to organize complex brain activity.
       The signals, which appeared as swirling spirals of brain waves
       across the outer layer of the brain, were discovered in
       functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) brain scans of 100
       young adults, and appeared both when they were resting and
       working on tasks.
       The exact purpose of these vortices is unknown, but their
       discoverers think the spiral signals might be used to link
       different parts of the brain and help process information
       faster. These vortices may even be impaired by brain diseases
       such as dementia, and could serve as inspiration for advanced
       computers that emulate the complex processes of the human mind.
       The researchers published their findings June 15 in the journal
       Nature Human Behaviour...[/quote]
       Entire article:
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       Looks familiar:
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       Image from the article:
       [img]
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       Re: Consciousness Cannot Have Evolved 
       By: BrainInABox Date: April 6, 2025, 11:24 pm
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       I have always intuitively known that this is the case, perhaps
       why AI alone never concerned me that much. Merging humans with
       machines is more worrisome for myself, especially because humans
       do not understand how consciousness works, and are just now
       understanding human cognition.
       Neither Artificial Intelligence nor Computers – Scientists
       Discover Human Brain Outperforms Technology in Quantum
       Processing
       [...][quote]
       Tryptophan: the protagonist
       That’s right, this amino acid found in many cellular proteins is
       the protagonist of this discovery. Tryptophan, under certain
       conditions, could be capable of acting as a quantum
       communication network. According to Kurian, these tryptophan
       filaments inside cellular structures like microtubules can
       absorb and reemit ultraviolet light coherently using quantum
       properties. In other words, the cell can transmit information
       with a level of efficiency never before seen in biology.
       [...][/quote]
  HTML https://unionrayo.com/en/human-body-outperforms-quantum-computers/
       Reminder:
       Humans are not machines! Machines attempt to replicate humans
       and the processes, not the other way around!
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