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Anatomy of Subjective Experience
by Matt Faw
A new theory proposes the anatomical basis for Subjective Experience. Discover how it works, and why it's less mysterious than it seems. Also available as a YouTube video: https://youtu.be/A7oKFRs1Vos A shorter version for brain scientists: https://youtu.be/uhv-OAm4WMI
Episodes
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Deep Entorhinal Cortex_ Circuit Organization and Memory
A deep dive on the entorhinal cortex.
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Hippocampal Reinstatement of Episodic Details During Simulation
This is a brief discussion of the article: "Hippocampal Reinstatement of Episodic Details During Simulation" written by Preston P. Thakral, Kevin P. Madore, Donna Rose Addis, and Daniel L. Schacter
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Ep3. Interview with Dr. Andrew Budson
Dr. Andrew Budson published a theory paper in 2022, called "Consciousness as a memory system". Our conclusions are very similar, except that he does not put the same emphasis on the hippocampus and episodic memory specifically. We discuss his paper, and the differences between the models.…
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Ep2. Audiobook version of the published paper
Audiobook version of the peer-reviewed paper "Neurotypical Subjective Experience is caused by a hippocampal simulation", written by Matt Faw and Bill Faw, published by the journal "WiRES Cognitive Science". website: consciousnessdoc.com youtube version with captions and citations:...
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Start Here! Episode 1
A new theory proposes the anatomical basis for Subjective Experience. Discover how it works, and why it's less mysterious than it seems. Watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/lTrPWrLMaGg Visit our site: consciousnessdoc.com Version for experts: https://youtu.be/z6vCvs0UTGM A hip-hop version:...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A new theory proposes the anatomical basis for Subjective Experience. Discover how it works, and why it's less mysterious than it seems.
Also available as a YouTube video: https://youtu.be/A7oKFRs1Vos
A shorter version for brain scientists: https://youtu.be/uhv-OAm4WMI
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Matt Faw
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