Tag Archives: senses
Intuition, Subliminal Perception and the Subconscious
Our subconscious knows more, sees more and hears more than we do. About Intuitions, Experiments Below the Awareness Threshold, and Free Will.
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Tagged 2012, awareness, consciousness, free will, intuition, Malcolm Gladwell, perception, senses, subconscious, subliminal
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Cross-Talking, Colored Grapheme and Mental Chess
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Tagged 2010, book, brain, chess, neuroplasticity, Norman Doidge, senses, super-humans, synesthesia
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Neuroplasticity, Supersenses and Reciting Poems
The Brain That Changes Itself by Norman Doidge tells the story of the shift from Localizationism – the belief that the brain’s structure is hardwired and doesn’t change after the early development stage – to Neuroplasticity – the ability of the human brain to rewire and change itself according to experiences.
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Tagged 2010, book, brain, neuroplasticity, Norman Doidge, Paul Bach-y-Rita, poems, senses, sensory substitution
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White Noise, Oh So Lovely
Listening states and Stimulus vs. Deprivation When i walk down the street while listening to a podcast or music with my headphones on, i turn the volume of my mp3 player to almost the maximum of 30 out of 30, …
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Tagged 2010, brainwave, Buddha Machine, hearing sense, noise, perception, senses, sound, white noise
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Experience the Senses and Floating
Hugo Kükelhaus One Station at the Experience field for the development of the senses: Summstein / Humming Stone Hugo Kükelhaus and his Experience field for the development of the senses Hugo Kükelhaus – architect, pedagogue and philosopher – researched and …
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Tagged 2010, Heinz von Foerster, Hugo Kükelhaus, isolation tank, museum, perception, senses, sensory deprivation
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