Episode 2: Conversation with Barry Komisaruk

This is the second of a series of conversations with Barry Komisaruk.

Today we went into greater detail on the mechanisms and significance(s) of different forms of neural synchrony. This one "gets into the weeds," which will provide an increasingly stable foundation for what's to come.

What's to come?

We are gradually working our way to describing a mechanistic neurophenomenological understanding of nearly every aspect of mind, including consciousness, agency, and spirituality (including sexuality).

Last week's discussion (with previous discussions linked in the video description).


Some links of potential relevance for today's discussion:

Alpha oscillations modulate premotor-cerebellar connectivity in motor learning: Insights from transcranial alternating current stimulation

Neural syntax: cell assemblies, synapsembles and readers

Visual Imagery and Perception Share Neural Representations in the Alpha Frequency Band

Watch 3-minute theory: why people see different things in the ganzflicker!

Synchronization of Metronomes