Neuroscience

The ability to be grounded, to sense, in itself is magnificent. Not discussing any of the cognitive part of the brain, just feeling the world, sensing that wind blowing against your face, listening to the drumbeat from that far ends of the road while hearing the man next to you yelling "Black berry! Strawberry!" with the words of your love ones, and seeing the sunshine shining on the people walking by, in itself, both computationally and perception wise, is amazing.

I think that the process of thoughts and cognition may be coming from something or a mechanism that we don't understand yet. But the facilitation of how they go from thoughts to action is what we can seek to understand and such biological mechanistic insights may help us to accomplish our goals in everyday life.

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• "Comprehensive" Note of Cognitive Neuroscience An "comprehensive" note of cognitive neuroscience from my perspective, continuously updating.

• Cognitive Neuroscience Perspectives Building a perspective on the brain.

• Sensory, Processing, Affective Neuroscience From sensory to processing to perception.

• Reinforcing & Parallel Processing Reinforcing & searching: some magnificent connections between the brain and algorithms.

• Neural Adaptation With Cost: Systematic Balance Distortion Addiction is a systematic adaptation to deviation—a well-rounded circular circuit that feeds into itself. Once balance is distorted, problems may occur.

• What We Think Determines What We Can Think Once the circuit forms, the rest becomes much easier.

• What You Think May Not Be What You Think What we feel in the moment may not be true and what we think now may not be real.