Ha, the only thing that really related to the "mystical traditions" written in the title was his very last sentence... Which probably was one of the best in the whole lecture. But I kinda expected him to talk about mysticism, that would have been very interesting to have his take on that as a neurologist.
I like this Buba & Keekee example of everyday synaesthesia, but I'm not sure I agree with his claim that the brain associates the sound of those words with the shapes. When I hear Buba and Keekee, I also associate the sounds with the letters as they are written. Buba is round like a B and Keekee is pointy like a K. So it might be an abstraction from one visual object to another. Any thoughts?
@xavierpaquin Well, pherharps graphic representation (letters) is also connected to the sound. Also, you would probably get the same results of Arabians or Koreans, who use different writing.
yes... I'm planning on reviewing this 5 maybe even 6 more times. Already added to my playlists & favorites & whatnot... I am finding it so thought-provoking, I'm being inspired to write a book or a piece of music or something... maybe even both. 5 stars!
Only bad thing- the woman at the start.
Rama is a GENIUS though!!
HoshikoTiggy 6 months ago
Ha, the only thing that really related to the "mystical traditions" written in the title was his very last sentence... Which probably was one of the best in the whole lecture. But I kinda expected him to talk about mysticism, that would have been very interesting to have his take on that as a neurologist.
FredeGF 8 months ago
Cool lecture ... now I have found another person to go listen to all the lectures from.
zetetic0void 1 year ago
Wow! This guy is amazing.
ym2413a 1 year ago
I just love this man's way of dispensating such interesting information.
dirtydonki 1 year ago
wie kann das Video eine Stunde lang sein?????
Fabian93659 1 year ago
ich hab mir das jetz schon 2 mal angeguck xD
Johannes739 2 years ago
B AND K. Its absolutely true. Ball Knife.
gattij1 2 years ago
Indian BORAT?... good lecture
SosiBibuSuka 2 years ago
I like this Buba & Keekee example of everyday synaesthesia, but I'm not sure I agree with his claim that the brain associates the sound of those words with the shapes. When I hear Buba and Keekee, I also associate the sounds with the letters as they are written. Buba is round like a B and Keekee is pointy like a K. So it might be an abstraction from one visual object to another. Any thoughts?
xavierpaquin 2 years ago
@xavierpaquin Well, pherharps graphic representation (letters) is also connected to the sound. Also, you would probably get the same results of Arabians or Koreans, who use different writing.
ownworldman 1 year ago
What types of schizophrenics cannot understand metaphors? This isn't my experince of schizophrenics....hmm...googles...
secretsocietywinks 2 years ago
Me Likey
sharinbarber 2 years ago
I dont see the colours for the number thing. But I can see the triangle easily... itsn ot coloured though.
MuffinWithAnAxe 2 years ago
Good lecture!
Trinivalts 2 years ago
One of the best lectures.....so enjoyable.
cantavoidtrite 2 years ago 2
subject #456 :) love this Dr!!!
BusinessButterfly 2 years ago 3
Very good.
VerifyThis999 2 years ago
yes... I'm planning on reviewing this 5 maybe even 6 more times. Already added to my playlists & favorites & whatnot... I am finding it so thought-provoking, I'm being inspired to write a book or a piece of music or something... maybe even both. 5 stars!
mf0rz 3 years ago
Ah Ramachandran, such a brilliant and charismatic man!
LordImmolation 3 years ago 14
I put it in favorites just in case. It is likely that it will stay in my favorites due to the genius-like nature of professor Ramachandran.
MaBu888 3 years ago 8
Most amazing. fantastic lecture!
joelovesyou 3 years ago 2
maybe if you turn away the effects (hall)? I can listen to it clearly after chosing the dry sound...try it
Samarajiwa 3 years ago
nevermind! my bad
lupiseyes 3 years ago
please, please fix the audio on this clip. it's impossible to understand as is, and we really want to hear Ramachandran speak on this.
lupiseyes 3 years ago