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Thought directed

I will address the mechanistic implications in the following section on cortico-limbic interaction. With respect to function, the most immediate and compelling hypothesis is that the subtraction of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex from the otherwise highly activated forebrain maps on to the subtraction from waking consciousness of self-reflective awareness (self-evaluation), lack of capacity to direct thought (active evaluation), and failure to enact deliberate behaviors, however fictive, in dreaming consciousness (volition). [Pg.126]

Without wishing to challenge the belief systems of transcendental meditation adepts, it is possible to propose a mechanistic explanation along the same lines as those used to analyze hypnotic phenomena and lucid dreaming. In the case of transcendental meditation, the subject wishes to remain awake—or at least remain aware—but to be free of directed thoughts, organized precepts, and internal language. [Pg.316]

Just as we expect (and find) selective activation of brain circuits underlying emotion and related percepts in rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, so we seek (and find) selective inactivation of brain circuits - and chemicals - underlying memory, directed thought, self-reflective awareness, and logical reasoning. [Pg.6]

Fig. 9. 30. Sophisticated multicomponent control system with adaptronic elements (slip detector, motion sensors for gaze control) for controlling grasping in a paralyzed arm. Brain-Machine-Interfaces are currently under invention for direct thought control... Fig. 9. 30. Sophisticated multicomponent control system with adaptronic elements (slip detector, motion sensors for gaze control) for controlling grasping in a paralyzed arm. Brain-Machine-Interfaces are currently under invention for direct thought control...

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