The Religion can now implant a neuron electrons to send
manipulative disorders in the control of virtual sensations,
my analyst say it is for the enemies of Scientology.

I do work against these animals, TRUE – any science info or scanning programe against the neuroscience fields.?

You got it way wrong dude. There is plenty about them to make fun of but at least get it right.

Implanting neurons is one of the things that Scientology would be totally against. They have hated psychiatry since the 1950's and things like lobotomies and electro-shock therapies. Anything that changes the person instead Read the rest of this entry

Emotions are as old as humankind.

http://www.passig.com/pic/Religion&TheBrain.htm

Thanks Heather28Tampa!

Of course it is. You don't make up stories with your liver. All fantasy is created by the brain, including god.

I haven't studied any neuroscience, but after reading "The Echo Maker" by Richard Powers, I've developed an interest in the area. I was looking for some accessible books on the way the brain works, especially in relation to the mind. I'm not necessarily looking for textbooks, but more science-for-the-masses kind of thing. However, I'm not totally opposed to textbooks, especially if it's a really good one.

My Stroke of Insight by Jill Bolte Taylor – This woman was a brain scientist and then she had a stroke. She wrote about her experience having the stroke and her lengthy road to Read the rest of this entry

I'm interested in cognitive/neuroscience, and I'm looking for a good podcast that focuses on it. I've seen a lot of podcasts that focus on psychology and psychiatry, and a few really technical ones on medical neuroscience, but very few that deal with a less biology-oriented view of the brain. Any suggestions?

You could try:

http://www.sciam.com/podcast

I am really interested in the brain and the nervous system. Does anyone have a degree or job in neuroscience and if so, how do you like it? Is it too much, do you have time for other things? I was also wondering if there were any branches of neuroscience that require only a bachelors or masters? I don't know if I'm up for getting my doctorate but I've read that to be in neuroscience you have to complete 10 years of school! AH! help?

If you are going to do *clinical* neuroscience, then yes, you need at least ten Read the rest of this entry