Dan Rather Reports - Mind Science (Part 3 of 6)

Scientists, with the help of Buddhist monks are unlocking mysteries of the brain. An interesting reports about brain plasticity an Scientists, with the help of Buddhist monks are unlocking mysteries of the brain. An interesting reports about brain plasticity and the effect of meditation on brain and emotions.
Apr 8, 2008.

Original video from : http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4846933362481486227

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• mind
• science
• meditation
• brain
• emotion
• affective
• neuroscience
• plasticity
• neurogenesis
• aging
• memory
• neuroplasticity

[Jonmad17]

@muzapstar I don't think LA Noir is trying to teach body language....or should be given to children.

[muzapstar]

Good video games... we should make these for our children and evolve them for ourselves as we go. maybe teach reading body language like L.A.-noir is trying to do. Big responsibility! Big opportunity!

[mettacintena]

Good video

[ShinkaHentai]

You can tell they are exploiting people who have already lost their minds. If you can get someone to pay you $400 for a computer game akin to brain age, then you must already have dementia.

...But... at least it's really helping, God bless em all. Now I wanna write my own software and hire marketers to sell to ignorants. It's about as silly as paying thousands for Holosync by Centerpointe for binaural beats which you can make in Goldwave for free with exactly the same special frequencies.

[crittoprrr]

Let's not kid ourselves. The only man Chuck Norris fears is Dan Rather.

[Thrashaero]

2:15 "the brain is a learning machine. it wants new learning, and factually it's begging for it"

actually, while that may be true for a lot of people, there's also a lot of people who don't want information. but when the brain has installed something from others such as propaganda and fear mongering, or if it is highly reactive to certain things on it's own...then people tend to learn themselves into not learning new information. some people want a comfort zone than to discover much.

[qaplatlhinganmaH]

Check out:

Dan Siegel Google Talk

[spectralmusic]

Following those computer instructions will be easier if people try to visualise the sequences. It's like learning arithmetic is not just about learning multiplication tables, but how to apply them.