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Neurodivergent Thinking as an Asset in System Design and Problem-Solving

The article explores how neurodivergent thinking patterns, often seen as defects in social contexts, can be valuable assets in system design

Neuroscientist challenges decades-old model of how vision and thinking work in the brain

Neuroscientist Nuttida Rungratsameetaweemana is challenging the long-held conventional view that vision is a passive, feed-forward process w

Neuroscientist challenges decades-old model of how vision and thinking work in the brain

Neuroscientist Nuttida Rungratsameetaweemana is challenging the long-held conventional view that vision is a passive, feed-forward process w

Neuroscience Struggles to Locate Consciousness in the Brain Despite Decades of Research

The article challenges the long-held neuroscientific assumption that consciousness can be physically located within the brain. Despite decad

Testing Neurable's EEG Headset: Can Brain-Scanning Tech Really Improve Gaming Focus?

This article explores the concept of achieving a "flow state" for gaming and productivity, focusing on Neurable's EEG-based brain-scanning h

How psychedelics may unlock new forms of consciousness by altering the brain's visual imagination

A cognitive neuroscientist explores how studying the brain's visual representations—both of the real world and of imagined scenes (memories,