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Ever wondered what happens in your brain when you work perfectly in sync with someone else? In this groundbreaking episode, we dive into fascinating new research that reveals how our brains literally synchronize during cooperation. Through an innovative virtual "three-legged race" experiment and cutting-edge brain recording technology, scientists have uncovered the neural dance that occurs when humans work together.
We'll explore how cooperation isn't just one simple process, but a dynamic interaction with distinct phases – each with its own unique brain signature. Using intracranial electroencephalography (iEEG), researchers have captured unprecedented details of how our brains coordinate during teamwork, revealing fascinating patterns in key brain regions like the amygdala and temporoparietal junction.
From understanding social dynamics to potentially helping those who struggle with cooperation, this episode unveils the intricate neural choreography that makes human collaboration possible. Join us for a mind-bending journey into the science of working together.
Reference: Study gathers new insight into the neural underpinnings of human cooperation
This is Heliox: Where Evidence Meets Empathy
Independent, moderated, timely, deep, gentle, clinical, global, and community conversations about things that matter. Breathe Easy, we go deep and lightly surface the big ideas.
Thanks for listening today!
Four recurring narratives underlie every episode: boundary dissolution, adaptive complexity, embodied knowledge, and quantum-like uncertainty. These aren’t just philosophical musings but frameworks for understanding our modern world.Â
We hope you continue exploring our other podcasts, responding to the content, and checking out our related articles on the Heliox Podcast on Substack.Â
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Spoken word, short and sweet, with rhythm and a catchy beat.
http://tinyurl.com/stonefolksongs
Curated, independent, moderated, timely, deep, gentle, evidenced-based, clinical & community information regarding COVID-19. Since 2017, it has focused on Covid since Feb 2020, with Multiple Stores per day, hence a large searchable base of stories to date. More than 4000 stories on COVID-19 alone. Hundreds of stories on Climate Change.
Zoomers of the Sunshine Coast is a news organization with the advantages of deeply rooted connections within our local community, combined with a provincial, national and global following and exposure. In written form, audio, and video, we provide evidence-based and referenced stories interspersed with curated commentary, satire and humour. We reference where our stories come from and who wrote, published, and even inspired them. Using a social media platform means we have a much higher degree of interaction with our readers than conventional media and provides a significant amplification effect, positively. We expect the same courtesy of other media referencing our stories.
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📖 Read article on Substack
🎧 Listen on Youtube
Ever wondered what happens in your brain when you work perfectly in sync with someone else? In this groundbreaking episode, we dive into fascinating new research that reveals how our brains literally synchronize during cooperation. Through an innovative virtual "three-legged race" experiment and cutting-edge brain recording technology, scientists have uncovered the neural dance that occurs when humans work together.
We'll explore how cooperation isn't just one simple process, but a dynamic interaction with distinct phases – each with its own unique brain signature. Using intracranial electroencephalography (iEEG), researchers have captured unprecedented details of how our brains coordinate during teamwork, revealing fascinating patterns in key brain regions like the amygdala and temporoparietal junction.
From understanding social dynamics to potentially helping those who struggle with cooperation, this episode unveils the intricate neural choreography that makes human collaboration possible. Join us for a mind-bending journey into the science of working together.
Reference: Study gathers new insight into the neural underpinnings of human cooperation
This is Heliox: Where Evidence Meets Empathy
Independent, moderated, timely, deep, gentle, clinical, global, and community conversations about things that matter. Breathe Easy, we go deep and lightly surface the big ideas.
Thanks for listening today!
Four recurring narratives underlie every episode: boundary dissolution, adaptive complexity, embodied knowledge, and quantum-like uncertainty. These aren’t just philosophical musings but frameworks for understanding our modern world.Â
We hope you continue exploring our other podcasts, responding to the content, and checking out our related articles on the Heliox Podcast on Substack.Â
Support the show
About SCZoomers:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1632045180447285
https://x.com/SCZoomers
https://mstdn.ca/@SCZoomers
https://bsky.app/profile/safety.bsky.app
Spoken word, short and sweet, with rhythm and a catchy beat.
http://tinyurl.com/stonefolksongs
Curated, independent, moderated, timely, deep, gentle, evidenced-based, clinical & community information regarding COVID-19. Since 2017, it has focused on Covid since Feb 2020, with Multiple Stores per day, hence a large searchable base of stories to date. More than 4000 stories on COVID-19 alone. Hundreds of stories on Climate Change.
Zoomers of the Sunshine Coast is a news organization with the advantages of deeply rooted connections within our local community, combined with a provincial, national and global following and exposure. In written form, audio, and video, we provide evidence-based and referenced stories interspersed with curated commentary, satire and humour. We reference where our stories come from and who wrote, published, and even inspired them. Using a social media platform means we have a much higher degree of interaction with our readers than conventional media and provides a significant amplification effect, positively. We expect the same courtesy of other media referencing our stories.