Ronnie Lott
#49erGang
you believe you had an encounter with a ghost though
get yo punk ass back in line.
when did i say ghost? read my brotha read
you believe you had an encounter with a ghost though
get yo punk ass back in line.
you asked for evidence of a claim in a succinct form...and yet you're pressing ME for info?Impressive use of google.
Have you ever had a lucid dream yourself?
He agrees but is using "brain" as a word substitute for human.
I feel you breh, I'm on my last semester of my PhD. That should also let you know something breh. Don't underestimate your competition. You gotta stop being so condescending. You're gonna get sonned the fukk out all throughout your doctoral program. You don't know shyt and they'll tell you that. Be more humble.i'm not revealing too much of my personal life...i'm just gonna be in school for a LONG time
All you do is dodge the questions and give the same response over and over.
I'm losing respect for this know you claim to possess.
Again, If humans can control their 'emotions' (as we call it) than that implies an aspect that has control over the neural and biological processes.
Yes or no?
This is fairly simple. If I can direct X, than I have control over X, and I am not subject to X.
What is so difficult
He stated earlier that we are our biological processes.
To declare that we can control it contradicts that statement. To suggest that we can control it suggests there exists a 'will' so to say independent and superior to the above.
fukk u even click in this thread for?it doesn't contradict that statement.
biologically processes self-regulate all the time. There doesnt have to be some "master" thing over it all.
I feel you breh, I'm on my last semester of my PhD. That should also let you know something breh. Don't underestimate your competition. You gotta stop being so condescending. You're gonna get sonned the fukk out all throughout your doctoral program. You don't know shyt and they'll tell you that. Be more humble.
I'm giving honest advice here, not trying to be mean
One explanation of the neurology behind lucid dreaming:
http://www.theassc.org/files/assc/2613.pdf
by Allan Hobson, Harvard Medical School
Lucid dreaming discussion begins on page 5, "What approach should we take to phenomenology?"
"...the dorsolateral prefrontal region, is conspicuously less activated than in waking. This specific deactivation may constitute the physical substrate of the cognitive incapacity of non-lucid dreaming.... Our lucid dream experiences must be based upon important changes in our brain function. A testable hypothesis is that our dorsolateral prefrontal cortex reactivates to near waking levels while our pons, limbic systems, and our temporal and posteralateral cortex remain sufficiently hyperactive to maintain the perceptual and emotional features of dreaming. In this way, we seize cognitive and volitional control of dreaming, a state in which these functions are normally weakened."
My exhortation raises important questions about the division of labor in philosophy, psychology, and neurobiology. Psychology is becoming more neurobiological but works within its well-established behavioral model. There is not much room for either consciousness or the self in Skinner’s black box. Therefore we do not see many psychologists studying first person data. Neurobiology eschews first person data even more strongly. Philosophy insists upon its importance but takes no responsibility for developing an empirical approach to it. It is difficult enough to be a good philosopher, a good psychologist, or a good neurobiologist without expecting people to be good at any two, let alone all three of these fields. And yet it may be that real progress will come only when finally some one accepts such a triple threat challenge.
congrats breh. You are gonna be there for a while. Still be more humble (for your future patient's sake as well)i'm not getting a PhD...I'm going for that MD...
competition? sure i won't underestimate them...if i feel like they're actually competitionI feel you breh, I'm on my last semester of my PhD. That should also let you know something breh. Don't underestimate your competition. You gotta stop being so condescending. You're gonna get sonned the fukk out all throughout your doctoral program. You don't know shyt and they'll tell you that. Be more humble.
I'm giving honest advice here, not trying to be mean
it doesn't contradict that statement.
biologically processes self-regulate all the time. There doesnt have to be some "master" thing over it all.
you REALLY don't understand how hard it is to have this convo when you aren't even talking like you understand how basic biology works.
its like, if you understand how cells work and come together, then you understand why you don't need to find this sort of "master switch" to do everything.
we're truncating a lot of language here to try and simplify these really complex arguments.
it was a REVIEW of a paper, not a paper on the topic itself.this is straight from that same paper, acknowledging that basically they still don't know shyt about lucid dreaming and all they are doing at the present is present TESTABLE(read:unproven) HYPOTHESIS
bu bbbuttt buttttt neuroscience has got it all figured out
uh...no i didn't.While you're correct, you are the one who grouped all neural activity into one large category in the first place, when we know it is not all alike.
uh...no i didn't.
and even further, this has nothing to do with people wanting to think theres some external "spiritual" process.
Its like when the obvious god-shyt died, people just turned to nebulous concepts to keep pushing that whole "transcendence" shyt.
So many of you all just can't except your biological realities