Evidence receipt / belief
Published · transcript-backedCharan Ranganath: belief
25 May 2024 Lex Fridman Podcast #430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
“There’s a lot of details, but yes, I think… And not just fMRI, but you can relate it to, like I said, recordings from large populations of neurons that could be taken in a human or even in a non-human animal, that is where you think it’s an anatomical homologue.”
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- Charan Ranganath
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- belief
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- 25 May 2024
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
Transcript context
…So you can take fMRI data across species and across different types of humans or conditions of humans, and construct models that help you find the commonalities or the core thing that makes somebody navigate through the metaverse, for example? Yeah. Yeah, more or less. There’s a lot of details, but yes, I think… And not just fMRI, but you can relate it to, like I said, recordings from large populations of neurons that could be taken in a human or even in a non-human animal, that is where you think it’s an anatomical homologue. So that’s just mind-blowing to me. What’s the similarities in humans and mice? That’s what Smashing Pumpkins, we’re all just rats in a cage. Is that Smashing Pumpkins?…
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