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Revista CentralBrain neurons can make us believe things that do not exist, anticipate our decisions, selectively activate themselves in front of visual stimuli and interact with each other to keep the information that shapes our memory. This is described by several books by neurobiologist and divulgator Rodrigo Quian Quiroga, currently a scientist of the Catalan Institute of Research and Advanced Studies (ICREA) at the Research Institute of the Hospital del Ma…
The neurons of the brain can make us believe in things that do not exist; if they advance our decisions, they act selectively against visual stimulation and interaction between themselves to keep the information that we remember. Thus they describe several books of neurobiologist Rodrigo Quian Quiroga, currently a scientist of the Catalál Institute of Research and Advanced Studies at the Institute of Research of the Hospital of Mar of Barcelona.…
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