Scientists identify parts of the brain involved in dreaming
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By Tim_J
yesterday i revisited the anime Perfect Blue and i can say without a doubt that these kind of movies are one of my favorite kind... so, post movies like the ones from the list below... feel free to lecture me into which movies influenced this genre cause i mostly only know hipster shit that came after 2000...:)
Persona (1966) Mulholland Drive (2001) Inland Empire (2006) Luz (2018) Starry Eyes (2014) Nocturne (2020) Possessor (2020) Gemini (2017) Swallow (2019) Shirley (2020) Horse Girl (2020) Amer (2009) Braid (2018) Cam (2018) Unsane (2018) Thelma (2017) Sun Choke (2015)
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By LimpyLoo
This is probably the best lecture about *anything* I've ever seen:
(But also, check out his Harvard and U of Toronto lectures, or his other one-off lectures...all amazing stuff)
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By Friendly Foil
It's happening!!! Only a few days away now, the hype is through the roof, etc.
Timetable:
I can feel this will be a very SPECIAL year. A year to inspire new worlds.
Please discuss.
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By chenGOD
In another recent thread this issue was brought up by a couple of posters. It's an interesting topic, especially as neuroscience is still a relatively new (relatively you hard determinists).
While some would have you believe there is pretty much consensus among the neuroscience community,
it seems from doing some brief reading that there is not.
These two article I found to be useful reading:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/psych-unseen/201411/the-neuroscience-free-will-and-the-illusion-you
http://www.philosophytalk.org/community/blog/laura-maguire/2015/08/does-neuroscience-threaten-free-will
I'll post more of my own comments later, but for now, my body is telling me to do something that is definitely not concious decision making.
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By TheDeadMexican
A confused mind lost in unconsciousness trying to find it's way back home. A journey through dreams, memories and nightmares.
https://northernplastics.bandcamp.com/album/someone-elses-memories
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