#neurohacks

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[alexesguerra]

Brave New You: Strategies, Tools, and Neurohacks to Live More Courageously Every Day Brave New You: Strategies, Tools, and Neurohacks to Live More Courageously Every Day Contributor(s): Poffenroth, Mary (Author) ISBN: 1523518618 Publisher: Workman Publishing Physical Info: 1.0" H x 8.2" L x 5.8" W (0.8 lbs) 256 pages Mary Poffenroth, PhD, is an award-winning researcher and member of the biology faculty at San Jose State University. Her groundbreaking approach to fear and risk-taking, along with her insights on the biology of fear, have made her a leader in the field of fear science. Her work, inspired by her own experiences as a multi-cultural scientist, has been featured in publications such as Forbes, Science, Entrepreneur, National Geographic, TedEd, HuffPost, TIME, Refinery 29, and Inbound. She has three masters degrees (biology, psychology, science communication) with a Ph.D. in Psychology.

[oraclesofnorway]

An Alfred Hitchcock film helped to prove one patient had been conscious while in a coma-like state for 16 years. The discovery shows that neuroscience may still have lots to learn from the ancient art of storytelling, says Tom Stafford.

If brain injury steals your consciousness then you are in a coma: we all know that. What is less well known is that there exist neighbouring states to the coma, in which victims keep their eyes open, but show no signs of consciousness. The vegetative state, or ‘unresponsive wakefulness syndrome’, is one in which the patient may appear to be awake, and even goes to sleep at times, but otherwise shows no reaction to the world. Patients who do inconsistently respond, such as by flinching when their name is called, or following a bright object with their eyes, are classified as in a ‘minimally conscious state’. Both categories of patients show no signs of deliberate actions, or sustained reaction to the environment, and until recently there was no way for anyone to discern their true, inner, level of consciousness.

(via BBC - Future - The magic of cinema unlocked one man’s coma-bound world)

[asyoulikeitnow]

Drug addiction - not just about chemical processes

It takes far more than the simple experience of a drug – even drugs as powerful as cocaine and heroin – to make you an addict. The alternatives you have to drug use, which will be influenced by your social and physical environment, play important roles as well as the brute pleasure delivered via the chemical assault on your reward circuits.

Drug addiction: The complex truth NEUROHACKS| 10 September 2013 BBC Future Tom Stafford

See also this awesome informative comic:

http://www.stuartmcmillen.com/comics_en/rat-park