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But in the 19th Century, the creation of organisations with the will and the capacity to do so combined with the clinical insight to see what this set might tell you, was itself an innovation.Anime and Manga Comic Books Film Live-Action TV In an age of national health services and record keeping technologies this may not sound like much. This means that finding associations required observation and record keeping over years or even decades. Previously, in almost all cases the only way to confirm the inference of physical damage was by autopsy – often with a large gap in time between the onset of symptoms and the point when patient died. This may blind us to the fact that this is a relatively recent development, indeed only became possible in the later decades of the 20th century. These days, for many patients, we can discover (or discount) physical causes of behavioural problems ‘in real time’ with brain scans. Today’s topic is the growth of a more principled and systematic approach to exploring relationships between brain damage and behavioural and cognitive alterations. In our case, we’ve seen how this wasn’t helped by early and well known proponents of localisation, who muddied the water with dodgy methods and idiosyncratic lists of faculties populating the cognitive landscape (Part 2). Wickens Aristotle Articles Avengers Bologna Brain Stimulation cellular neuroscience Charles Stross CJ Cherryh Cochrane connectivity Consciousness David Ferrier diffusion MRI EEG epilepsy etymology Eyewire Fiction fMRI Folk Psychology Galen James Cameron John Hughlings Jackson John Scalzi Luigi Galvini MRI networks Neural Correlates of Consciousness neuroanatomy neuroethics neurology Neuromyths neurosciencefiction neuroskeptic neurosurgery Non-Western Neuroscience Patient HM psychic Rene Descartes Robert Heinlein Scientific English Space Magic split-brain Star Trek tropes Vision Visual System Wilder Penfield women in scifi X-men xkcd Your Brain on.Books Your Brain On.Comics Your Brain on.Film Your Brain through.History Archives Archives NEUROSCIENCE, MRI, BRAIN LINKSĪ ‘good’ myth (or a very ‘bad’ one, choose your PoV…), such as the idea the we only use 10% of our brain thrives in the confusion about how much evidence there is against it and how we obtain this evidence. Tags 10%urBrain Alcmaeon of Croton amnesia anatomy Andrew P.
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