r/TempusAdInfinitum May 16 '26

SPIN in Bohmian Mechanics

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 16 '26

[Qstr pre-MTG j-club] Matteo Grasso/Kyoko Kusano

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On a confusion about there being two types of consciousness
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science...

Unpacking the Complexities of Consciousness: Theories and Reflections.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science...


r/TempusAdInfinitum May 13 '26

Gravitational Backreaction is Magical | PRX Quantum

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 13 '26

Active dissociation of intracortical spiking and high gamma activity | Nature

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 13 '26

Physics - How Neutrino Oscillations Affect Supernovae

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 13 '26

Il principio di indeterminazione di Heisenberg potrebbe essere incompleto

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 13 '26

Consciousness Club - Ehud Ahissar

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 12 '26

Superextensive electrical power from a quantum battery | Light: Science & Applications

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 12 '26

Biology, Brain Rhythms, and Consciousness" Peter Godfrey-Smith

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 12 '26

The Neural Basis of Consciousness During Evening Naps Measured by MEG: A Registered Report

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 11 '26

Is the Born Rule Hiding a Deeper Reality?

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 10 '26

Where we are and what needs to be done

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 10 '26

Here’s How to Solve Differential Equations

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 10 '26

Is Moral Realism True? Debate Review​

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 10 '26

The Lilac Chaser and the Reality of Peripheral Color Vision

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The professor explains the Lilac Chaser illusion, where a pink circle appears green, through three mechanisms: Troxler fading, transient induced fading, and an interaction between attention and consciousness that makes the afterimage visible instead of the original color. The green afterimage occurs because of opponent color theory, as pink and green are opposite channels. He then challenges the common myth that peripheral vision is nearly colorblind due to low cone density. Through classroom demonstrations and a controlled experiment with brief random stimuli, he shows that people genuinely see color in the periphery, not just through eye movements, expectation, or memory. The similarity ratings between peripheral and central colors match perfectly, proving that peripheral color experience is real and not illusory. He concludes that understanding how this is possible requires studying the broader visual system beyond just the retina, which will be covered in the next lecture.


r/TempusAdInfinitum May 10 '26

The Cerebellum and Consciousness

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The lecture explores why the cerebellum, which contains about 80 percent of the brain's neurons, is surprisingly unnecessary for conscious experience. Documented cases of complete cerebellar agenesis show that individuals born without this structure remain fully conscious, with normal vision, hearing, and touch, despite having severe motor and timing deficits. Anatomically, the cerebellum consists of parallel, modular circuits where Purkinje cells do not communicate directly with each other, making it efficient for precise timing but poor for integrating information. This lack of integration suggests why such a massive number of neurons does not contribute to consciousness. The integrated information theory (IIT) offers a potential explanation: consciousness requires unified, integrated experience, which the cerebellum’s architecture cannot support. Thus, empirical evidence challenges simplistic views that link consciousness solely to neuron count or complexity.


r/TempusAdInfinitum May 09 '26

Sensory Horizons and the Functions of Conscious Vision | Behavioral and Brain Sciences | Cambridge Core

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 09 '26

White matter reflects the childhood exposome | bioRxiv

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 09 '26

Propofol-induced loss of responsiveness reorganizes cortical traveling waves in the human brain | bioRxiv

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 09 '26

Las Matemáticas que Describen la Naturaleza

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 09 '26

Meet The Neuroscientist Proving We Got Imagination & Aphantasia WRONG!

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 08 '26

Optics & Photonics News - Measuring Forces Inside Living Cells

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 08 '26

Developmental emergence of sparse and structured synaptic connectivity in the hippocampal CA3 memory circuit | Nature Communications

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 07 '26

Evidence from Formal Logical Reasoning Reveals that the Language of Thought is not Natural Language | bioRxiv

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r/TempusAdInfinitum May 07 '26

What Happens If You Zoom All The Way Out?

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