The Sophistication of the Brain

The brain is a complex information processing device. The human brain is the most important part of the nervous system. The brain and spinal cord form the central nervous system and control all the important functions of the body together, such as motor function, language, visual sense, hearing sense, breathing. Many of these functions are limited to specific areas of the brain. The brain is divided into four leaves; the frontal lobe, the parietal lobe, the temporal lobe, and the occipital lobe in particular play their different roles.

Human wisdom is complicated. It combines our senses, experiences, and world perception with brain complexity. The biological meaning is more difficult to machine through the machine than the machine. The report constantly manages intelligence but ignores the cortex of the cerebellum, which is a part of the ultra high density brain including more than 4 times the cortex of neurons, and performs automatic learning tasks (walking, eye movement, driving, cycling, walking, dancing We are talking about managing it. ,recognition,...)

For those with posttraumatic stress disorder, the amygdala is the original part of the brain that is too active, coordinating the fear reaction. Prefrontal cortex allows rational thinking to overcome fear, but is a more complex part of the brain lacking in creativity. Brain image studies using healthy volunteers indicate that MDMA has the opposite effect - promote the prefrontal cortical reaction and reduce the amygdala response. Mr. Bensessa, a psychiatrist working in Bristol, UK, is preparing to conduct research at Cardiff University to investigate whether people with posttraumatic stress disorder respond similarly to MDMA. He noted that early negative experience is not only the root cause of post-traumatic stress disorder but also the root cause of many other psychiatric disorders, and that LSD reprocesses these memories by the patient I believe it will make it possible.

Based on complex imaging techniques called functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), researchers have found that fraud is related to the activation of the prefrontal cortex at the forefront of the brain. The prefrontal cortex plays an important role in determining personality, planning cognitive tasks, and coordinating social and emotional behavior. Interestingly, activation of this prefrontal cortex can be seen whether fraud is related to emotional fraud or neutral fraud (for example, it is more negative than lying while eating breakfast To lie to avoid reaction, or from fear). However, the rationale, such as whether a lie helps or harms a lying person, may have an effect on whether other areas of the brain are affected or not.