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În prealabil postat de anna

Dar eu cred ca uneori te incarci cu false probleme citind carti sau ascultand muzica de o anumita factura. De exemplu, daca intri pe situri care fac propaganda feminista, ajungi sa te revolti impotriva barbatilor (chiar daca sotul tau este cel mai bland si mai atent om, nu conteaza... tot te simti ne-pretuita la justa valoare).
Nu cred ca nu ai observat ca ai tendinta sa te identifici cu eroine din romane, sa pliezi problemele lor peste existenta ta etc...
Eu observ ca si privitul unui simplu film, oricat de stupid si neinteresant, imi ridica false probleme (cumva ma identific cu un ceva din film si ma gandesc care ar fi fost rezolvarea cea mai buna, de ce personajul nu a "vazut-o", as putea sa patesc si eu asa ceva? etc...) Adica o ideatie menita sa diminueze emotiile starnite de film/ carte etc (anxietate, entuziasm, regret..), sa restabilesc un echilibru emotional anterior.
Nimic nu trece fara urme.

Iata de ce are anna dreptate, facem un pic de neurologie acum, ca sa vedeti ce ni se intampla noua cand ii observam pe altii [ live, audio/video si chiar prin intermediul textului ].

Doamne & domni, iata neuronii-in-oglinda.

În prealabil postat de wikipedia

]A mirror neuron is a neuron that fires both when an animal acts and when the animal observes the same action performed by another.[1] Thus, the neuron "mirrors" the behavior of the other, as though the observer were itself acting.
Some scientists consider mirror neurons one of the most important recent discoveries in neuroscience. Among them is V.S. Ramachandran, who believes they might be very important in imitation and language acquisition.[
These mirror neurons may be important for understanding the actions of other people, and for learning new skills by imitation. Some researchers also speculate that mirror systems may simulate observed actions,
the finding also suggests that mirror neurons provide a complex and rich mirroring of the actions of other people. Because mirror neurons fire both when an individual performs an action and when one watches another individual perform that same action, it's thought this "mirroring" is the neural mechanism by which the actions, intentions and emotions of other people can be automatically understood.

Sa vedem cum lucreaza astia cand ne uitam de ex la pornografie:

Porn does not cause us to think about sex. Rather, porn causes to think we are having sex. From the perspective of the brain, the act of arousal is not preceded by a separate idea, which we absorb via the television or computer screen. The act itself is the idea. In other words, porn works by convincing us that we are not watching porn. We think we are inside the screen, doing the deed. Mirror neurons facilitate this process by allowing the brain to automatically imitate the actions of somebody else. So if I see you smile, or lick an ice cream cone, or do something X-rated, then my mirror neurons light up as if I were smiling, or licking an ice cream cone, or doing something X-rated. We mirror each others movements, which allows us to make sense of all these flailing limbs and contorted muscles; the body is a pretty tough thing to read.


In other words, looking at still pictures of naked people triggered our mirror neurons into action, as the brain began pretending that it was actually having sex, and not just looking at smutty pictures in a science lab.

Obviously, a similar logic can be applied to a range of other actions that people love to watch, such as sports,

Si-acum, partea cu ADEVARAT MISTO (scuzati, e un subiect pe care il savurez)

In multiple reports published in the Sept. 19 issue of Current Biology, neuroscientists provide evidence that mirror neurons are multimodal—they are activated by not just by watching actions, but also by hearing and reading about them.

found that the brain’s premotor cortex shows the same activity when subjects observe an action as when they read words describing it.

found that mirror neurons also respond to noise. For instance, the mirror neurons that fire when someone eats a chip also fire when he simply hears someone else eat the snack.

Simone Schütz-Bosbach, a neuroscientist at the University College London, said that research on mirror neurons sheds new light on the relationship between sensing and doing. “Research in the last few years seems to suggest that perception and action are tightly linked rather than separated,

Mie mi se pare ca lucrurile astea cam confirma ce ziceam eu in posturile anterioare, ca luam la pachet mai mult decat credem. Pai daca luam la nivel de perceptie, asa, cu lopata, de ce n-am face-o si in duh? Ce, de activitatea neuronilor in oglinda ne dam seama? Am impresia ca nu. Ne dam seama numai daca suntem mai finuti, ca lucrul pe care il vedem/auzim/citim ne influenteaza, dar si daca nu suntem constienti de faptul asta, el tot se petrece. Poate sunt si lucruri mai subtile de-atat, ce tin de duh, de care nu ne dam seama. Desi ajunge si numai ce am scris.

Daca sunt perceputa ca inchistata si daca din cauza mea nu sunt lucruri de vizitat in Romania, ata ete Daca asta rezulta din posturile mele, c`est la vie.

PS: exemplul cu pornografia e luat numai fiindca e foarte clar, nu insinuez ca ar fi cineva de pe-aici consumator.
PPS: Cred ca e evident ca stiau si inchistatii de calugari si parinti ce stiau, de indemnau sa ne pazim toate simturile si ochii nostri sa nu priveasca stricaciune etc. Desi nu aveau rezonanta magnetica in pustie si nici in chilie.