Tristan B
@trisbek.bsky.social
Science, brains, feelings, thoughts.. and its combination.
I hope you guys have fun. I'm sad to miss it. Congrats again.
January 6, 2025 at 9:37 AM
I hope you guys have fun. I'm sad to miss it. Congrats again.
Link is empty? Other link? Gracias
December 22, 2024 at 9:00 PM
Link is empty? Other link? Gracias
Did you declare it to Retraction Watch?
December 17, 2024 at 2:07 PM
Did you declare it to Retraction Watch?
I like this one in some aspects
December 17, 2024 at 10:09 AM
I like this one in some aspects
I don't think so, I feel we know little to extrapolate this type of decision back to animal models... but worth a discussion
December 14, 2024 at 3:29 PM
I don't think so, I feel we know little to extrapolate this type of decision back to animal models... but worth a discussion
12/n
Finally, the identified processing characteristics also help understand why we lose consciousness when falling asleep, since it shows the dynamics of neural information changes differs between states.
Finally, the identified processing characteristics also help understand why we lose consciousness when falling asleep, since it shows the dynamics of neural information changes differs between states.
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December 14, 2024 at 12:54 AM
12/n
Finally, the identified processing characteristics also help understand why we lose consciousness when falling asleep, since it shows the dynamics of neural information changes differs between states.
Finally, the identified processing characteristics also help understand why we lose consciousness when falling asleep, since it shows the dynamics of neural information changes differs between states.
11/n
Take homes:
-amplitude of ERPs, or they differences, is not a valid indicator of information processing in the brain
-co-I analyses yielded that especially redundant information extended over greater latencies during sleep compared to wakefulness
(cont)
Take homes:
-amplitude of ERPs, or they differences, is not a valid indicator of information processing in the brain
-co-I analyses yielded that especially redundant information extended over greater latencies during sleep compared to wakefulness
(cont)
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December 14, 2024 at 12:51 AM
11/n
Take homes:
-amplitude of ERPs, or they differences, is not a valid indicator of information processing in the brain
-co-I analyses yielded that especially redundant information extended over greater latencies during sleep compared to wakefulness
(cont)
Take homes:
-amplitude of ERPs, or they differences, is not a valid indicator of information processing in the brain
-co-I analyses yielded that especially redundant information extended over greater latencies during sleep compared to wakefulness
(cont)
10/n This change in stim processing is reflected in the loss of consciousness during sleep.
In other words, the lower consciousness levels during sleep may be explained as informationally weaker and poor states regarding their external stimuli processing capabilities.
In other words, the lower consciousness levels during sleep may be explained as informationally weaker and poor states regarding their external stimuli processing capabilities.
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December 14, 2024 at 12:48 AM
10/n This change in stim processing is reflected in the loss of consciousness during sleep.
In other words, the lower consciousness levels during sleep may be explained as informationally weaker and poor states regarding their external stimuli processing capabilities.
In other words, the lower consciousness levels during sleep may be explained as informationally weaker and poor states regarding their external stimuli processing capabilities.