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Charan Ranganath

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01 / belief

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.

“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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Lex Fridman Podcast

02 / belief

You start to build a little internal model of how I behave and what to expect of me. And we think sleep, one of the things it allows you to do is figure out those connections and connect the dots and find the signal in the noise.

“You start to build a little internal model of how I behave and what to expect of me. And we think sleep, one of the things it allows you to do is figure out those connections and connect the dots and find the signal in the noise.”
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

03 / belief

I think the most beautiful, but incredibly hard to put your finger on, is this idea of the internal model, that it’s like there’s everything you see, and there’s everything you hear, and touch, and taste, every breath you take, whatever, but it’s all connected by this dark energy that’s holding that whole universe of your mind together.

“I think the most beautiful, but incredibly hard to put your finger on, is this idea of the internal model, that it’s like there’s everything you see, and there’s everything you hear, and touch, and taste, every breath you take, whatever, but it’s all connected by this dark energy that’s holding that whole universe of your mind together.”
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

05 / belief

Being able to just record from large populations of cells and then be able to relate that… [inaudible 01:32:03], I think the coolest thing gets back to this QR code thing, because what we can do now is I can take fMRI data while you’re watching a movie.

“Being able to just record from large populations of cells and then be able to relate that… [inaudible 01:32:03], I think the coolest thing gets back to this QR code thing, because what we can do now is I can take fMRI data while you’re watching a movie.”
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast
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