Neuroscience
The Mind Hacks blog crew posted two posts today that provide links to an Australian radio show’s detailed look at recent neuroscientific studies of orgasm and to content and visual segments from the PBS series The Secret Life of the Brain which aired several years back, but remains available online. I recall that the PBS show's website had pretty decent rotatable 3-D brain graphics which my undergraduate course at that time reported enjoying:
Mind Hacks on All in the Mind on the 'orgasmic brain'.
Mind Hacks on The Secret Life of the Brain on PBS.
Thanks, Mind Hacks!
(Note: Looking the All in the Mind webpage on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) website indicates that the two prior shows by that radio host were on the topic of dementia. As with the neuroscience-of-orgasm show, these dementia shows have available media streams and transcripts.)
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Neuroscience
Neuroscience-of-Orgasm Studies and The Secret Life of the Brain; Dementia, too
The Mind Hacks blog crew posted two posts today that provide links to an Australian radio show’s detailed look at recent neuroscientific studies of orgasm and to content and visual segments from the PBS series The Secret Life of the Brain which aired several years back, but remains available online. I recall that the PBS show's website had pretty decent rotatable 3-D brain graphics which my undergraduate course at that time reported enjoying:
Mind Hacks on All in the Mind on the 'orgasmic brain'.
Mind Hacks on The Secret Life of the Brain on PBS.
Thanks, Mind Hacks!
(Note: Looking the All in the Mind webpage on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) website indicates that the two prior shows by that radio host were on the topic of dementia. As with the neuroscience-of-orgasm show, these dementia shows have available media streams and transcripts.)
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Anthony H. Risser | neuroscience | neuropsychology | brain
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For when you've had enough of journal articles: A new series is starting this evening on BBC Radio 4, entitled Am I normal? The series asks how professionals draw the line between someone who is OK and someone who isn't? The first episode tackles...
- "the Secrets Of Hypnosis"?
Steal Mind Hacks Content! That's in reference to a blog that has ripped off the entire RSS feed of Mind Hacks to try to sell their book and audio transcripts. EDIT: as suggested by a commenter, the link to said blog was moved from "blog" to "ripped...
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Thank you, Mind Hacks, for listing this blog as among the set of essential websites for students. - Anthony H. Risser | neuroscience | neuropsychology | brain...
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Mind Hacks provides an interesting commentary about this Apple article (see yesterday's post of the same title). - Anthony H. Risser | neuroscience | neuropsychology | brain...