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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses the modeling of psychedelic tracers using QRI's Psychophysics Toolkit, focusing on the Tracer Replication Tool. It explores how these tracers relate to brain rhythms, self-organized activity, and the concept of connectome harmonics. The text references various studies and theories, including the work of Selen Atasoy, Andrés Gómez-Emilsson, and others, to explain how brain activity patterns can be decomposed and analyzed. The article also mentions the importance of understanding brain states, both under the influence of psychoactive substances and in meditative practices, and how these states might reflect different forms of consciousness. Additionally, it outlines the purpose and usage of the Tracer Replication Tool for col... | |
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qualiaresearchinstitute.org
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| | | | | Digital computers will remain unconscious until they recruit physical fields for holistic computing using well-defined topological boundaries. | |
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qri.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text presents a comprehensive overview of Steven Lehar's contributions to the field of consciousness and neurocomputation, emphasizing his harmonic resonance theory and its implications for understanding human perception, aesthetics, and the nature of reality. It highlights his work on the relationship between the mind and music, the psycho-aesthetic hypothesis, and the concept of frozen time as an alternative explanation for the nature of time and causality. The text also discusses the significance of developmental milestones, particularly the 'map is not the territory' concept from Korzybski's General Semantics, and its relevance to theory of mind. Additionally, it mentions various references and citations related to Lehar's work and other... | |
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tritonstation.com
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| | | Given recent developments in the long-running hunt for dark matter and the difficulty interpreting what this means, it seems like a good juncture to re-up* this: The history of science is a decision tree. Vertices appear where we must take one or another branching. Sometimes, we take the wrong road for the right reasons. A... | ||
