Hidden structure of the brain

The brain is said to be managed by a command center in the video Damn In, which discusses the Basal Ganglia, a secret part of the brain. But another instance provides a different explanation. My goal is to fully comprehend what it is that actually allows the brain to carry out all tasks at once in such a seamless and natural way. I find it fascinating that the operating system of the brain, which is made up of neurons that essentially form a chain of command to identify the environment in front of us as normal, is described by Toscanini of the Brain. It was quite unimaginable to think that someone somewhere would fail to have this natural ability that a brain does. This strength of this reaction paper is that for one, the brain surely has different neurons that operate in a common way to understand the environment. To be able to understand how the brain works more importantly in understand things that happen before us we understand the explanation of having different neurons that understand notice particular traits to be able to understand the full display of an object or action. The author seeks to understand what really causes human consciousness and what is responsible for this. The basic idea is what the brain has in it’s operating that runs all the activities at a go without causing a flop. The Basal Ganglia in this neurological concept appears to be more related to the topic at hand more.

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Listening to both cases may be quite intriguing but both of these neurological instances portray a common message about the brain. The purpose of this work is not just to understand is there is a magician somewhere running things for the brain to see and deem the things happening to us as completely natural. Ideally, the thought of having a command center in my brain does not seem to make sense and I do agree with the thought of who then is running the brain of the little Kristoff then. For the brain to understand that this is a mug of coffee, each neuron is assigned to identify a particular characteristic of the cup. Neurons that notice the color of the cup will form some kind of melody while others that notice another characteristic, let’s say, size do the same and then they all end up forming a melody that will allow the brain to naturally visualize the events on sight at the moment. The numerous noticing of the neurons is what evidently makes the brain to naturally operate. The strength of this particular neurological explanation is due to the fact they use the same argument that the brain does not have some kind of command center. Personally, every time I reread the two neurological instances, I always ended up to relating this point with the Basil Ganglia. The Basil Ganglia concept explains this nature of the brain more scientifically as it says that each particular neuron is assigned to identifying a particular characteristic of the cup of coffee for instance. The main purpose of the author is to try to crack the mystery behind the brain’s amazing functioning.

In damn it Ganglia, Laser, explains to us how the neurons found in the brain are operated by a machine like business center known as the Basil Ganglia. The additional evidence of this Basil Ganglia that happens to the woman ideally judges my perception as I am tempted to believe. The nausea drug that she was testing on the mice miraculously work the same way on her and she and starts by feeling that she has a cramp on her neck. The next thing she feels is her glasses begin to feel loose. I think that the more the dopamine levels that were inhaled by Sarah were taken in by the Basil Ganglia, according to her theory, the more Laser continued to lose control of her organs and face. She is not able to control her eyebrows. She is given simple banderol and she feels better. This neurological science concept importantly justifies itself with when Laser freezes the Basil Ganglia of the mice and they end up staying still and lose consciousness of the surrounding. This is similar to when the victim gradually loses control of parts of her body till she loses consciousness completely.

My thought of the effect of Dopamine gradually making our bodies to gradually losing control sounds more sensible enough. Basically, all these ideas relate to the brain. The brain is importantly depicted as a vital feature that actually holds life. Kristoff question of human consciousness can be answered by the hidden structure that is located at the center of the brain. This two ideas can seem to work with each other. The numerous work that the neurons in the brain conducted can be related to this. To be able to understand the brain is simply a whole new context that blew my mind in a second. The noticing of events or a cup of coffee in this case that neurons have to do can be narrowed down to a command type center in the brain. I personally think that if this section really does exist then it is can be able to identify the cell that is responsible for human consciousness. I, however, agree that the brain is always having an integrated perception and is thoughtless. This is seen when a woman pours coffee for a moment without knowing.

The important factor that is depicted here is what pays attention to all the activities before us that emerge without a plan. This instance is explained by Kristoff who argues that in our brains there is a smaller persona that controls the brain. The weakness of this concept is that if by chance we tend to agree on this idea, then that wouldn’t stop us from asking ourselves then who is controlling the inner self that is in our brain then? The strength and evidence are when the scientists describe a hidden structure that receives input from all different activities. Francis ideally speaks about this structure that I personally relate to Basal Ganglia. This structure is responsible for every movement. It is ideally the most basic component of the brain. Francis argument of a hidden away structure is similar to this. So how does the mind relate? The several neurons that are found in the brain are each responsible for performing different activities enable the mind to reflect according to what I understood from both cases. When the brain is not able to perform this is when human consciousness is lost in the process.

Chiefly, after understanding about the Basil Ganglia I would like to know if there is really a point in our brain that is particularly more important than any other else. Can this structure be recreated again if it happens to stop working or can it really cost one’s life? The intriguing thing is that when the woman who happens to be the victim is exposed to dopamine is that she gets better after the simple medication. So does that mean that someone feels a certain aspect of death when they lose human consciousness in the process? If there is really a command system in the brain that operates and runs everything then it basically means that we are fully accountable for our actions and there are no mistakes. This is what neuroscience in this context basically implies. The decisions that we make are not just made with haste but they are decided in a process that calculates the accuracy of the outcome. Another evidence of this is when some of the people want to engage in sexual intercourse in a car lot but the woman questions the intentions. Precisely, this shows how the organs pass message to each other that the command center has sent regarding refusal of the act. This seems to make sense that the brain operates under a main commanding center.

Conclusion

In conclusion, I think that how the brain is able to identify events as natural can be explained by the presence of the many neurons in the brain. The Basal Ganglia is what then is responsible for paying attention and controlling all the organs and movement of the body like when the mice are frozen by a laser beam on their Basil Ganglia.