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Brad Caldwell on X: "Mind blown today. Baars podcast - 44:00. https://t.co/Z89KCmtrxH Wilder Penfield allowed patient to hear when a selected neuron in temporal lobe fired, and the patient could readily learn to voluntarily control the timing of that neuron firing 🫨🤔. I tried to find the…" / X

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To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts https://open.spotify.com/episode/1DDYMTBX5SncQMlrTL3ZJT?si=YZdKIhaXRFqQzR6Z2W7I-w&context=spotify%3Ashow%3A1UK5Sdc8rHDLbBP24LoFkH&t=2636 Home Explore Notifications Messages Grok Premium Lists Bookmarks Communities Analytics Profile More shubham @sksq96 Post See new posts Conversation Louis Arge and 3 others follow Brad Caldwell @Caldwbr Mind blown today. Baars podcast - 44:00. https://open.spotify.com/episode/1DDYMTBX5SncQMlrTL3ZJT?si=YZdKIhaXRFqQzR6Z2W7I-w&context=spotify%3Ashow%3A1UK5Sdc8rHDLbBP24LoFkH&t=2636… Wilder Penfield allowed patient to hear when a selected neuron in temporal lobe fired, and the patient could readily learn to voluntarily control the timing of that neuron firing . I tried to find the documentation of this to no success yet, but ran across Penfield's studies on artificially stimulating neurons (electrode) in temporal lobe (auditory cortex). Continual stimulation of a particular site cau

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