DeSouza - Neural Basis of Behaviour (2011-2012) [mind control]

DeSouza - Neural Basis of Behaviour (2011-2012) [mind control]

by Joseph F.X. DeSouza

9 Lectures - 9 hours approx.

This course presents the fundamentals of the physiology of behaviour. Special importance is placed on the information-processing properties of the nervous system in order to provide a uniform framework for the understanding of such topics as sensory perception, attention, movement, emotion and language with experimental examples from the lab and clinical studies illustrating the effects of brain traumas. Some questions we will attempt to address are: Why can you see dim stars in your peripheral vision but not be looking at it?; Why does a hair in your mouth feel so big; whereas you can not feel the same hair if it was on your back? Why do you itch? How does suppression mechanisms in frontal cortex modulate sensory signals?

comment: The Rothschild Tavistock Institute knows much about the neural basis of mind control and so should you. After all it's a battle between minds and therefore between neuronal structures. OK, I'm taking concen to a higher level here. This is cutting edge science. If you can grasp this then you're smart. I know you are.

tags: neuronal maps, sensory coding, distributed processing, pattern recognition, motor representations, neuro-anatomy, neuro-techniques