Alfred Nobel
@alfrednobel.bsky.social
Please, neuroscientists, do your physiological research but please, please, please, don't claim any functional finding. I don't know anything physiologically. You don't know anything functionally!
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The complete explanation of the Rubber Hand Illussion is coming up soon!
Do you really think that mapping solely depends on the brain. An internal organ which never saw anything externally?!
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November 15, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Do you really think that mapping solely depends on the brain. An internal organ which never saw anything externally?!
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Gannets and D.N. Lee's tau-coupling theory: "How movement is guided".
November 15, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Gannets and D.N. Lee's tau-coupling theory: "How movement is guided".
November 15, 2025 at 11:14 AM
The complete explanation of the Rubber Hand Illussion is coming up soon!
November 14, 2025 at 11:17 AM
The complete explanation of the Rubber Hand Illussion is coming up soon!
Please, neuroscientists, do your physiological research but please, please, please, don't claim any functional finding. I don't know anything physiologically. You don't know anything functionally!
November 14, 2025 at 11:15 AM
Please, neuroscientists, do your physiological research but please, please, please, don't claim any functional finding. I don't know anything physiologically. You don't know anything functionally!
Grasping is already completely explained. Three autonomous foci are present within one complex dynamics system.
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November 13, 2025 at 11:48 PM
Grasping is already completely explained. Three autonomous foci are present within one complex dynamics system.
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We store massive amounts of cognitive knowledge about the latent ball trajectory shapes which need to sprout out of the already manifest part of the trajectory.
F.e. badminton feather shuttles show a remarkable velocity profile.
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F.e. badminton feather shuttles show a remarkable velocity profile.
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November 13, 2025 at 5:39 PM
We store massive amounts of cognitive knowledge about the latent ball trajectory shapes which need to sprout out of the already manifest part of the trajectory.
F.e. badminton feather shuttles show a remarkable velocity profile.
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F.e. badminton feather shuttles show a remarkable velocity profile.
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Car driving is already completely explained. 3 foci. One focus is always on the movement within the environment. Two foci are always occupied with the egocentric driving.
Please stop researching phenomena who are already completely explained.
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Please stop researching phenomena who are already completely explained.
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November 13, 2025 at 1:37 PM
Car driving is already completely explained. 3 foci. One focus is always on the movement within the environment. Two foci are always occupied with the egocentric driving.
Please stop researching phenomena who are already completely explained.
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Please stop researching phenomena who are already completely explained.
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egocentric movement (2 foci). All within one delicate complex dynamic system meticulously mediated by the cortical streams.
Imo this can never be replicated in robots. Or we finally must be capable to clone brains and insert them in robots.
Imo this can never be replicated in robots. Or we finally must be capable to clone brains and insert them in robots.
November 13, 2025 at 1:14 PM
egocentric movement (2 foci). All within one delicate complex dynamic system meticulously mediated by the cortical streams.
Imo this can never be replicated in robots. Or we finally must be capable to clone brains and insert them in robots.
Imo this can never be replicated in robots. Or we finally must be capable to clone brains and insert them in robots.
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And Elon Musk is finally only capable to provide this. Externally guided "self-driving" taxi's (trains).
Humans control and mediate three autonomous foci within any imaginable motor action. Controlling and mediating the movement of the environment (1 focus) and controlling and mediating the
Humans control and mediate three autonomous foci within any imaginable motor action. Controlling and mediating the movement of the environment (1 focus) and controlling and mediating the
November 13, 2025 at 1:14 PM
And Elon Musk is finally only capable to provide this. Externally guided "self-driving" taxi's (trains).
Humans control and mediate three autonomous foci within any imaginable motor action. Controlling and mediating the movement of the environment (1 focus) and controlling and mediating the
Humans control and mediate three autonomous foci within any imaginable motor action. Controlling and mediating the movement of the environment (1 focus) and controlling and mediating the
Like Reindl you miss the essences of occurring templates within MSL. Containing two autonomous phenomena. The what and the how.
Tolman:
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Tolman:
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November 13, 2025 at 11:18 AM
Like Reindl you miss the essences of occurring templates within MSL. Containing two autonomous phenomena. The what and the how.
Tolman:
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Tolman:
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@hugospiers.bsky.social
I have no clue why this so called sequence-struggle hypothesis is an issue?
The whole phenomenon of sequential learning is explained. Humans create templates in lots of activities - taxi drivers, sailers, piano players,
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I have no clue why this so called sequence-struggle hypothesis is an issue?
The whole phenomenon of sequential learning is explained. Humans create templates in lots of activities - taxi drivers, sailers, piano players,
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November 13, 2025 at 10:58 AM
@hugospiers.bsky.social
I have no clue why this so called sequence-struggle hypothesis is an issue?
The whole phenomenon of sequential learning is explained. Humans create templates in lots of activities - taxi drivers, sailers, piano players,
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I have no clue why this so called sequence-struggle hypothesis is an issue?
The whole phenomenon of sequential learning is explained. Humans create templates in lots of activities - taxi drivers, sailers, piano players,
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Why are you all so obsessed with publishing and promoting yourselves in The Lancet? Do you think Darwin, Aristotle, Newton, Galileo, Descartes, Huygens, Leibniz, Curie, or Einstein ever cared about impact factors or journal rankings? They weren’t chasing prestige — they were chasing truth.
November 12, 2025 at 11:48 AM
Why are you all so obsessed with publishing and promoting yourselves in The Lancet? Do you think Darwin, Aristotle, Newton, Galileo, Descartes, Huygens, Leibniz, Curie, or Einstein ever cared about impact factors or journal rankings? They weren’t chasing prestige — they were chasing truth.
Is this the state of science nowadays?
Ego's, ego's, ego's?????
(Btw all of them, not only the one reviewer.)
Ego's, ego's, ego's?????
(Btw all of them, not only the one reviewer.)
I got a request in a recent review to insert a large number of wholly irrelevant citations.
I complained to the editor immediately, and that review was simply removed.
Blocking this kind of nonsense is an editor's responsibility, make them do it. (And I'm saying that as an editor myself!)
I complained to the editor immediately, and that review was simply removed.
Blocking this kind of nonsense is an editor's responsibility, make them do it. (And I'm saying that as an editor myself!)
Except that the net result is that the paper is retracted and has to be re-reviewed. At least the publisher notes this is not the fault of authors, but it sucks for them all the same.
November 12, 2025 at 11:43 AM
Is this the state of science nowadays?
Ego's, ego's, ego's?????
(Btw all of them, not only the one reviewer.)
Ego's, ego's, ego's?????
(Btw all of them, not only the one reviewer.)
!!! Please, pay attention.
"In order to understand the constantly changing acoustic world our brains must maintain elements of auditory scenes in memory"
This almost acknowledges that while auditory stimuli enter the ears, an immediate feedback loop from the brain must fire
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This almost acknowledges that while auditory stimuli enter the ears, an immediate feedback loop from the brain must fire
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(PDF) The Telephone Model as a Continuous Dialogue Between Brain and Senses: How the Brain Communicates and Reconstructs Sensory Stimuli
PDF | This article introduces a new paradigm for sensory perception, comparing the brain's processing of sensory stimuli to a telephone system. Just as... | Find, read and cite all the research you ne...
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November 11, 2025 at 6:50 PM
!!! Please, pay attention.
For people who want to know how we walk and stop at the functional level:
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November 11, 2025 at 4:58 PM
For people who want to know how we walk and stop at the functional level:
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Dear Dominika,
The skill of giving feedback might probably not be the problem. Please, get lots of professors in your conference and learn them to put their ego's aside.
The skill of giving feedback might probably not be the problem. Please, get lots of professors in your conference and learn them to put their ego's aside.
Feedback is a skill we can learn and practice, just like science itself. Join us for an interactive workshop on giving/receiving feedback in academic life.
Thu 20 Nov 2025, 10:00–12:00
📍 Trigon, Red Room
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Thu 20 Nov 2025, 10:00–12:00
📍 Trigon, Red Room
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November 11, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Dear Dominika,
The skill of giving feedback might probably not be the problem. Please, get lots of professors in your conference and learn them to put their ego's aside.
The skill of giving feedback might probably not be the problem. Please, get lots of professors in your conference and learn them to put their ego's aside.
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I rarely come on here or any social media, but wanted to share our latest preprint of large-scale human single neuron recordings during an auditory working memory task: doi.org/10.1101/2025...
I'm very grateful to our patients, my co-authors and the funders. And to anyone who reads it :-) 🧠📈🧵👇(1/5)
I'm very grateful to our patients, my co-authors and the funders. And to anyone who reads it :-) 🧠📈🧵👇(1/5)
Brain-wide single-neuron bases of working memory for sounds in humans
In order to understand the constantly changing acoustic world our brains must maintain elements of auditory scenes in memory. The neural mechanisms for this fundamental process remain unclear. Here, w...
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November 11, 2025 at 2:51 PM
I rarely come on here or any social media, but wanted to share our latest preprint of large-scale human single neuron recordings during an auditory working memory task: doi.org/10.1101/2025...
I'm very grateful to our patients, my co-authors and the funders. And to anyone who reads it :-) 🧠📈🧵👇(1/5)
I'm very grateful to our patients, my co-authors and the funders. And to anyone who reads it :-) 🧠📈🧵👇(1/5)
Sorry, for sports the definitive model is already there for around 10 years:
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November 11, 2025 at 2:45 PM
Sorry, for sports the definitive model is already there for around 10 years:
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Wow, this is an extraordinary breakthrough.
Maybe music can be written with this concept; something like this:
Maybe music can be written with this concept; something like this:
November 11, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Wow, this is an extraordinary breakthrough.
Maybe music can be written with this concept; something like this:
Maybe music can be written with this concept; something like this:
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New Pre-Print:
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We’re all familiar with having to practice a new skill to get better at it, but what really happens during practice? The answer, I propose, is reinforcement learning - specifically policy-gradient reinforcement learning.
Overview 🧵 below...
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We’re all familiar with having to practice a new skill to get better at it, but what really happens during practice? The answer, I propose, is reinforcement learning - specifically policy-gradient reinforcement learning.
Overview 🧵 below...
Policy-Gradient Reinforcement Learning as a General Theory of Practice-Based Motor Skill Learning
Mastering any new skill requires extensive practice, but the computational principles underlying this learning are not clearly understood. Existing theories of motor learning can explain short-term ad...
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October 20, 2025 at 2:58 PM
New Pre-Print:
www.biorxiv.org/cgi/content/...
We’re all familiar with having to practice a new skill to get better at it, but what really happens during practice? The answer, I propose, is reinforcement learning - specifically policy-gradient reinforcement learning.
Overview 🧵 below...
www.biorxiv.org/cgi/content/...
We’re all familiar with having to practice a new skill to get better at it, but what really happens during practice? The answer, I propose, is reinforcement learning - specifically policy-gradient reinforcement learning.
Overview 🧵 below...
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foci which always shows a zigzag pattern and will have to be mediated by the cortical streams.
The nerve spiral game convincingly shows this factual process.
The nerve spiral game convincingly shows this factual process.
November 11, 2025 at 12:18 PM
foci which always shows a zigzag pattern and will have to be mediated by the cortical streams.
The nerve spiral game convincingly shows this factual process.
The nerve spiral game convincingly shows this factual process.
"Walking, stopping and maintaining posture are essential motor behaviors, yet the underlying neural processes remain poorly understood."
And they will definitely remain not understood because
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And they will definitely remain not understood because
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November 10, 2025 at 5:58 PM
"Walking, stopping and maintaining posture are essential motor behaviors, yet the underlying neural processes remain poorly understood."
And they will definitely remain not understood because
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And they will definitely remain not understood because
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"... Yet, these selection processes have classically been studied in isolation, leaving unclear how they are coordinated in time to support behavior. "
No, they are already completely explained for 10 years now. But the fact that you don't want to communicate with me (living 300 m. from your work
No, they are already completely explained for 10 years now. But the fact that you don't want to communicate with me (living 300 m. from your work
Now out in #ScienceAdvances: @baiweiliu.bsky.social and I ask how internal (goal) and external (sensory) selection are coordinated during visual search. The key insight: internal and external selection are not inherently serial, but may develop in parallel in the human brain: doi.org/10.1126/scia...
Concurrent selection of internal goals and external sensations during visual search
Internal and external selection processes can codevelop in time to yield efficient search behavior.
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November 10, 2025 at 12:24 PM
"... Yet, these selection processes have classically been studied in isolation, leaving unclear how they are coordinated in time to support behavior. "
No, they are already completely explained for 10 years now. But the fact that you don't want to communicate with me (living 300 m. from your work
No, they are already completely explained for 10 years now. But the fact that you don't want to communicate with me (living 300 m. from your work