Robert Sapolsky: what frontal cortex does

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[nightvidcole]

The frontal cortex also play a central role in keeping track of settings (at the movies, at work, at home, in a hurry, going to a wedding, etc.) and interpreting them . This is why dreams can be so bizarre without you noticing until you wake up - the frontal cortex is largely inactive.

[cnewman99]

This guy looks kinda like Robert Plant with a beard.

[914light]

this dude needs to be groomed ...they have mobile groomers that come and do a bath, dip and clip.....

[90talisten]

Psychopaths have a frontal cortex of a 5 year old child that's why they are soo moraly unstable yet rest of there brain seems somewhat average.

[bittercottoncandy]

It's a behavioural firewall...

[l337z0r]

@bittercottoncandy Nice.



[YourBrainOnReligion]

I totally agree. I think the difference between us and most other apes is the frontal cortex. I think monkeys (and, in fact, most other sentient creatures) operate 100% on a subconscious mode which they have very limited control over. I believe later down the evolutionary road, somehow, the brain developed yet another sector (the frontal lobe) who's sole purpose was to read and decipher the subconscious decisions to further improve their results. Then, since it was beneficial, it accelerated.

[ProtagonistNonTheist]

Apparently he is not using his frontal cortex to decide now is a good time to shave the beard....

[HybridD91]

@ProtagonistNonTheist He's a cultural Jew.

[Neanderthalcouzin]

It's interesting to think this, because we didn't live for that long in human evolution. It's amazing that it takes that long before it's fully there, and then we'd have less than a decade before the lifespan's over, on average.

[ReasonGuysCopyright]

@Neanderthalcouzin I suppose it just takes that long for it to develop properly.