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It is your Brain that determines the color:
Seeing color | Causes of Color
How do we hear?
How do we hear?
note: Remember that every interaction we have as human with our surrounding is just an electric impulse interpreted by your Brain (add this to electric universe theory)
example:
Implanted electrodes enable a paraplegic man to stand, regain leg use
GOD Helmet
God helmet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Neurobiologists Find that Weak Electrical Fields in the Brain Help Neurons Fire Together
link:
Neurobiologists Find that Weak Electrical Fields in the Brain Help Neurons Fire Together - Caltech Media Relations
Shape analysis of MR brain images based on the fractal dimension
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc...=rep1&type=pdf
It is your Brain that determines the color:
Typically, humans have three different types of cones with photo-pigments that sense three different portions of the spectrum. Each cone is tuned to perceive primarily long wavelengths (sometimes called red), middle wavelengths (sometimes called green), or short wavelengths (sometimes called blue), referred to as L-, M-, and S- cones respectively. The peak sensitivities are provided by three different photo-pigments. Light at any wavelength in the visual spectrum (ranging from 400 to 700 nm) will excite one or more of these three types of sensors. Our mind determines the color by comparing the different signals each cone senses
How do we hear?
The human eardrum is a stretched membrane, like the skin of a drum. When the sound waves hit your eardrum, it vibrates and the brain interprets these vibrations as sound.
note: Remember that every interaction we have as human with our surrounding is just an electric impulse interpreted by your Brain (add this to electric universe theory)
example:
Implanted electrodes enable a paraplegic man to stand, regain leg use
GOD Helmet
God Helmet refers to an experimental apparatus used in Neuroscience, primarily in the field of neurotheology. Originally called the "Koren helmet" after its inventer Stanley Koren, it was conceived to study creativity and the effects of subtle stimulation of the mesiobasal temporal lobes.[1] Reports by participants of a "sensed presence" brought public attention to the God Helmet through appearances in several TV documentaries showing it in use.[2]
The apparatus, placed on the head of an experimental subject, generates weak fluctuating (i.e. "complex") magnetic fields. These fields are approximately as strong as those generated by a land line telephone handset or an ordinary hair dryer, but far weaker than that of an ordinary fridge magnet. It is used extensively by Michael Persinger, a neuroscientist at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Persinger has published extensively about the effects on the human brain of the "complex" magnetic fields generated by the God helmet and other similar devices.[3] Many subjects have reported "mystical experiences and altered states"[4] while wearing the God Helmet
The apparatus, placed on the head of an experimental subject, generates weak fluctuating (i.e. "complex") magnetic fields. These fields are approximately as strong as those generated by a land line telephone handset or an ordinary hair dryer, but far weaker than that of an ordinary fridge magnet. It is used extensively by Michael Persinger, a neuroscientist at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Persinger has published extensively about the effects on the human brain of the "complex" magnetic fields generated by the God helmet and other similar devices.[3] Many subjects have reported "mystical experiences and altered states"[4] while wearing the God Helmet
Neurobiologists Find that Weak Electrical Fields in the Brain Help Neurons Fire Together
"So far, neural communication has been thought to occur almost entirely via traffic involving synapses, the junctions where one neuron connects to the next one. Our work suggests an additional means of neural communication through the extracellular space independent of synapses."
Neurobiologists Find that Weak Electrical Fields in the Brain Help Neurons Fire Together - Caltech Media Relations
Shape analysis of MR brain images based on the fractal dimension
Olena Buczko*, Paweł Mikołajczak
Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University,
pl. M.Curie-Skłodowskiej 1, 20-030 Lublin, Poland
Abstract
This paper presents some results concerning the application of the fractal approach to the
analysis of shape of white brain matter in the magnetic-resonance (MR) images. The fractal
dimension of white brain matter was calculated using the box-counting algorithm.
Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University,
pl. M.Curie-Skłodowskiej 1, 20-030 Lublin, Poland
Abstract
This paper presents some results concerning the application of the fractal approach to the
analysis of shape of white brain matter in the magnetic-resonance (MR) images. The fractal
dimension of white brain matter was calculated using the box-counting algorithm.
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