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Your brain doesn't simply record reality - it interprets it. In this video, the Ferris wheel (the large rotating wheel seen at amusement parks) can appear to spin in two different directions even though the image never changes. This happens because the brain is a prediction machine. Your visual...

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There is always going to be YOUR truth, MY truth and THE TRUTH. Released in 1986, The Guardian's "Points of View" advert showed how easily the mind can misread reality. Nothing in the scene actually changed. Only the angle did. Your brain works the same way. The visual system doesn't receive the full story - it receives fragments of light and context, and the brain interprets them using memory, expectation, and prediction. Neuroscience calls this top-down processing, where the brain fills in missing information based on prior beliefs. Change the perspective, and the interpretation changes with it. Sometimes the truth isn't hidden. You're just standing in the wrong place to see it.
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There is always going to be YOUR truth, MY truth and THE TRUTH. Released in 1986, The Guardian's "Points of View" advert showed how easily the mind can misread reality. Nothing in the scene actually changed. Only the angle did. Your brain works the same way. The visual system doesn't receive the full story - it receives fragments of light and context, and the brain interprets them using memory, expectation, and prediction. Neuroscience calls this top-down processing, where the brain fills in missing information based on prior beliefs. Change the perspective, and the interpretation changes with it. Sometimes the truth isn't hidden. You're just standing in the wrong place to see it.

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People believe they are reacting to facts - to what is happening in front of them. But neuroscience shows you are responding to meaning. Your brain is a prediction machine. Research on predictive processing and the default mode network suggests that perception is not passive. The brain constantly uses past experience to predict what is happening now (Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2018). Every experience is filtered through memory, emotion, belief, and your nervous system state before it becomes "reality." Two people can live the same moment and walk away with completely different truths. Not because one is lying. But because each brain is updating reality through a different internal model. When the nervous system feels unsafe, the amygdala amplifies threat signals. Neutral events feel dangerous. When someone carries unresolved emotional memory, silence feels like rejection. When the prefrontal cortex is online and the body is regulated, the same event feels manageable. The event is constant. The interpretation is not. This is why inner work changes everything. You do not need to control the external world to change your life. You need to understand the lens your brain is using to construct it. As awareness increases, the brain updates its predictions. Interpretation softens. The world feels less hostile. More workable. More neutral. The question is: Are you reacting to facts - or to old neural patterns? -capiomind
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People believe they are reacting to facts - to what is happening in front of them. But neuroscience shows you are responding to meaning. Your brain is a prediction machine. Research on predictive processing and the default mode network suggests that perception is not passive. The brain constantly uses past experience to predict what is happening now (Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2018). Every experience is filtered through memory, emotion, belief, and your nervous system state before it becomes "reality." Two people can live the same moment and walk away with completely different truths. Not because one is lying. But because each brain is updating reality through a different internal model. When the nervous system feels unsafe, the amygdala amplifies threat signals. Neutral events feel dangerous. When someone carries unresolved emotional memory, silence feels like rejection. When the prefrontal cortex is online and the body is regulated, the same event feels manageable. The event is constant. The interpretation is not. This is why inner work changes everything. You do not need to control the external world to change your life. You need to understand the lens your brain is using to construct it. As awareness increases, the brain updates its predictions. Interpretation softens. The world feels less hostile. More workable. More neutral. The question is: Are you reacting to facts - or to old neural patterns? -capiomind

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Reality isn’t what happens — It’s how you see what happens. In this clip, the shape doesn’t change… But depending on the angle of observation, it appears completely different. Each view is true. Each one is real. But they all tell a different story. This is exactly how life works. Two people can experience the same event — One sees pain. The other sees growth. One feels victimized. The other feels awakened. Your perspective is the lens that determines the version of reality you live in. The event is neutral. It’s the observer who decides the outcome. Just like in quantum physics: The observer collapses the wave into matter. Your vibration, your belief, your perception — They all shape the reality you experience. Shift your perspective. Shift your vibration. Shift your reality. What’s one moment in your life Where a shift in perspective changed everything? 👁️✨
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Reality isn’t what happens — It’s how you see what happens. In this clip, the shape doesn’t change… But depending on the angle of observation, it appears completely different. Each view is true. Each one is real. But they all tell a different story. This is exactly how life works. Two people can experience the same event — One sees pain. The other sees growth. One feels victimized. The other feels awakened. Your perspective is the lens that determines the version of reality you live in. The event is neutral. It’s the observer who decides the outcome. Just like in quantum physics: The observer collapses the wave into matter. Your vibration, your belief, your perception — They all shape the reality you experience. Shift your perspective. Shift your vibration. Shift your reality. What’s one moment in your life Where a shift in perspective changed everything? 👁️✨

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If you're wondering how to use windowed mode in FM26, watch this video. Whilst you can no longer manually scale the window to your liking, you can change the resolution of the window to adjust its size instead. As long as the resolution you select is lower than the base resolution of your monitor, the game will appear in a window. It works the same way on both Mac and PC. If someone could let Reddit know how this works that would be great...
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Are you blind when it comes to occipital anatomy? This is a forgotten region, b/c vision isn’t considered eloquent. But it is still important to remember the anatomy! Here’s how, starting at the bottom —Lateral occipital gyrus It down at the bottom in the occipital lobe & lateral—simple one there! —Lingual gyrus It’s at the bottom and in the center, just like your tongue (lingual) is in the center of your mouth —Visual cortex Looks like two evil snake like eyes, staring at you from either side. So if you see eyes, it’s the visual cortex! —Parietal lobules Remember, Lobule and Lateral both start with L, so the lobules are lateral & stacked on each other —Cuneus and precuneus Remever, C is for central, so precuneus and cuneus are central in the midline! Hopefully, this post will back you up when it comes to the back of the brain anatomy!!
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Are you blind when it comes to occipital anatomy? This is a forgotten region, b/c vision isn’t considered eloquent. But it is still important to remember the anatomy! Here’s how, starting at the bottom —Lateral occipital gyrus It down at the bottom in the occipital lobe & lateral—simple one there! —Lingual gyrus It’s at the bottom and in the center, just like your tongue (lingual) is in the center of your mouth —Visual cortex Looks like two evil snake like eyes, staring at you from either side. So if you see eyes, it’s the visual cortex! —Parietal lobules Remember, Lobule and Lateral both start with L, so the lobules are lateral & stacked on each other —Cuneus and precuneus Remever, C is for central, so precuneus and cuneus are central in the midline! Hopefully, this post will back you up when it comes to the back of the brain anatomy!!

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Apple is using a non implanted vers of Syncron. This is the implanted Stentrode, it is implanted via the blood vessels rather than through open brain surgery. This method involves threading the device through the jugular vein to the brain's motor cortex, where it is positioned to record neural signals. The Stentrode captures electrical signals from the brain's motor cortex. These signals are generated when Rodney thinks about performing a specific action, such as moving a cursor or typing on a keyboard.
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Apple is using a non implanted vers of Syncron. This is the implanted Stentrode, it is implanted via the blood vessels rather than through open brain surgery. This method involves threading the device through the jugular vein to the brain's motor cortex, where it is positioned to record neural signals. The Stentrode captures electrical signals from the brain's motor cortex. These signals are generated when Rodney thinks about performing a specific action, such as moving a cursor or typing on a keyboard.

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Tony Robbins explains why two people can live the same moment but experience completely different lives “We don’t experience life, we experience the part of life we focus on. The minute you focus on something, your brain has to decide what it means, and meaning is what creates emotion. And emotion is where your life is. That’s why the quality of your life is the quality of your emotions. If you got $1 billion and every day you’re pissed off and angry, your life’s quality is that” “Then there’s a third decision, which is what you’re going to do. Because if something happens and you say this person is dissing you, you’ll feel angry and make one decision. But if you think they’re coaching you or loving you, you’ll feel different and act differently. Those three decisions, what you focus on, what it means, and what you do, control your life”
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Tony Robbins explains why two people can live the same moment but experience completely different lives “We don’t experience life, we experience the part of life we focus on. The minute you focus on something, your brain has to decide what it means, and meaning is what creates emotion. And emotion is where your life is. That’s why the quality of your life is the quality of your emotions. If you got $1 billion and every day you’re pissed off and angry, your life’s quality is that” “Then there’s a third decision, which is what you’re going to do. Because if something happens and you say this person is dissing you, you’ll feel angry and make one decision. But if you think they’re coaching you or loving you, you’ll feel different and act differently. Those three decisions, what you focus on, what it means, and what you do, control your life”

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Your baby’s brain isn’t the only one that’s developing. I’ve written a good bit about the brain development of newborns and how to stimulate it. But today I want to talk about the developing brains of parents - which research suggests also change concurrent with pregnancy and childbirth. Changes in adult brains thought to facilitate sensitive caregiving have been measured in both mothers and fathers. In mothers, distinct changes in the cerebral cortex (including regions linked to thinking about others minds) and subcortex (linked with emotion and motivation) have been measured - so much so that in a study conducted by Spanish researchers, an algorithm was able to readily distinguish between the brains of childless women and those of new mothers. Dads’ brains change too, with fathers demonstrating changes in regions of the cortex that contribute to visual processing, attention, and empathy toward the baby. Both are examples of what neuroscientists call experience dependent neuroplasticity (changes in the structure of the brain associated with specific life experiences). Here’s a lovely example of “Dad Brain” on display. If you can watch it to the end without tearing up you’re doing better than me. Dads will know the feeling. This beautiful video was shared to IG by iamtayloso.
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Your baby’s brain isn’t the only one that’s developing. I’ve written a good bit about the brain development of newborns and how to stimulate it. But today I want to talk about the developing brains of parents - which research suggests also change concurrent with pregnancy and childbirth. Changes in adult brains thought to facilitate sensitive caregiving have been measured in both mothers and fathers. In mothers, distinct changes in the cerebral cortex (including regions linked to thinking about others minds) and subcortex (linked with emotion and motivation) have been measured - so much so that in a study conducted by Spanish researchers, an algorithm was able to readily distinguish between the brains of childless women and those of new mothers. Dads’ brains change too, with fathers demonstrating changes in regions of the cortex that contribute to visual processing, attention, and empathy toward the baby. Both are examples of what neuroscientists call experience dependent neuroplasticity (changes in the structure of the brain associated with specific life experiences). Here’s a lovely example of “Dad Brain” on display. If you can watch it to the end without tearing up you’re doing better than me. Dads will know the feeling. This beautiful video was shared to IG by iamtayloso.

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Why? Because lying creates cognitive dissonance. Your brain must maintain two realities: • What you know is true • What you pretend is true This constant mental gymnastics exhausts your prefrontal cortex. The result? Chronic stress that literally shrinks your brain...
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Why? Because lying creates cognitive dissonance. Your brain must maintain two realities: • What you know is true • What you pretend is true This constant mental gymnastics exhausts your prefrontal cortex. The result? Chronic stress that literally shrinks your brain...

Lorwen Harris Nagle, PhD

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“I don’t know how” is one of the smartest lies your brain tells you, because it protects you: If you don’t know how, you don’t have to try. And if you don’t try, you don’t have to risk rejection. So you stay safe, and call it confusion. Meanwhile your life stays exactly the same. Watch the full video if this hit a nerve👇
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“I don’t know how” is one of the smartest lies your brain tells you, because it protects you: If you don’t know how, you don’t have to try. And if you don’t try, you don’t have to risk rejection. So you stay safe, and call it confusion. Meanwhile your life stays exactly the same. Watch the full video if this hit a nerve👇

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ELON: NEURALINK - NOT A STETHOSCOPE ON A FACTORY WALL, BUT AN OBSERVER FROM WITHIN “The work in Neuralink will shed a lot of insight into how the brain and the mind work. The data we have regarding how the brain works is very limited. We’ve got fMRI. That’s like putting a stethoscope on the outside of a factory wall and moving it all over the wall. You can hear the sounds, but you don’t know what the machines are really doing. To really know what’s going on in the brain, you need high-precision sensors - and then you want stimulus and response. If you trigger a neuron, how do you feel? What do you see? How does it change your perception?” Source: Elon Musk, Lex Fridman Podcast, November 12, 2019
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ELON: NEURALINK - NOT A STETHOSCOPE ON A FACTORY WALL, BUT AN OBSERVER FROM WITHIN “The work in Neuralink will shed a lot of insight into how the brain and the mind work. The data we have regarding how the brain works is very limited. We’ve got fMRI. That’s like putting a stethoscope on the outside of a factory wall and moving it all over the wall. You can hear the sounds, but you don’t know what the machines are really doing. To really know what’s going on in the brain, you need high-precision sensors - and then you want stimulus and response. If you trigger a neuron, how do you feel? What do you see? How does it change your perception?” Source: Elon Musk, Lex Fridman Podcast, November 12, 2019

Mario Nawfal

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Waymo’s AI and foundation model lead, Vincent Vanhoucke, on who has the final authority when LiDAR, radar, and cameras on the vehicle disagree: “It’s not like they’re voting. It’s a merger of the different information. The example I like is this: your left eye basically tells your brain that your nose is on the right; your right eye tells your brain your nose is on the left. It’s not like one eye is going to win that contest. You basically fuse in your brain the different information that’s slightly conflicting, but that actually gives you a global picture of the scene in front of you. Safety is a lot about redundancy. Safety really comes from taking different sources of information, never entirely trusting them 100%, and merging the evidence based on the different hints of information you get. The more information you add that comes from different sources, the more you improve the overall estimate of your belief. The fusion that happens between the different sensors is really the crux of enabling a very safe perception stack.” (via Google's DeepMind podcast)
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Waymo’s AI and foundation model lead, Vincent Vanhoucke, on who has the final authority when LiDAR, radar, and cameras on the vehicle disagree: “It’s not like they’re voting. It’s a merger of the different information. The example I like is this: your left eye basically tells your brain that your nose is on the right; your right eye tells your brain your nose is on the left. It’s not like one eye is going to win that contest. You basically fuse in your brain the different information that’s slightly conflicting, but that actually gives you a global picture of the scene in front of you. Safety is a lot about redundancy. Safety really comes from taking different sources of information, never entirely trusting them 100%, and merging the evidence based on the different hints of information you get. The more information you add that comes from different sources, the more you improve the overall estimate of your belief. The fusion that happens between the different sensors is really the crux of enabling a very safe perception stack.” (via Google's DeepMind podcast)

Sawyer Merritt

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