A thalamic reticular networking model of consciousness

Overview of attention for article published in Theoretical Biology and Medical Modelling, March 2010

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@michaeljacksssn @slava__bobrov Hey, major update! I found a study that comes to the same conclusion: https://t.co/3Eg3H4yEjO

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@AvramHolmes Fig 1 https://t.co/BtxLYnOrn9

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Our recent paper supports my thalamic reticular networking model for consciousness. A visual illusory experiment reveals thalamocortical coupling in conscious perception. Theory in 2010: https://t.co/QP8WxgZlf8 Experiment in 2020: https://t.co/7Fg1hBrWRb

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@JackSarfatti @medical_xpress "Conscious" is overloaded term: 1) "Executive functions" meaning -> Consciousness = cortical (e.g. Freud, Libet); 2) "Wakefulness" meaning -> Consciousness = subcortical (e.g., meditation traditions, https://t.co/aefk

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Move over, cortex. The next trendy "seat" of consciousness in the brain is the thalamic reticular nucleus. http://t.co/n9NsD5EQt5

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