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[anna21]

Oau!!


Acum inteleg de ce in vreme de post eu rasfoiesc cartile de bucate din librarii. (nu e gluma, ma atrageau ca un magnet.. era clar ca-mi satisfaceam o nevoie, dar nu m-as fi gandit mai departe..)

Oau, din nou.

( acum inteleg si placerea lenesilor de a privi emisiuni sportive, placerea gospodinelor de a privi telenovele despre femei de succes etc... Oarecum televiziunea ne fura viata).

[anna21]

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.

Asta-mi aminteste de "gemetele" care se aud in coloana sonora a unor desene animate Disney (mesaje subliminale, nu stiu daca sunt prin linkurile postate de mine pe acest thread) si bineinteles, gemetele, oftaturile si alte sunete erotice din muzica pop.

[Jane Says]

În prealabil postat de anna21

Asta-mi aminteste de "gemetele" care se audu in coloana sonora a unor desene animate Asta-mi aminteste de "gemetele" care se aud in coloana sonora a unor desene animate Disney (mesaje subliminale, nu stiu daca sunt prin linkurile postate de mine pe acest thread) si bineinteles, gemetele, oftaturile si alte sunete erotice din muzica pop.

Da. Si e vorba si de ce auzim nu doar ca sunet, ci limbaj (imagini, actiuni transmise prin intermediul limbajului, o banala barfa, textul unui cantec pe care-l auzim la radio, o carte). E ceva ce ajunge undeva foarte adanc.

What do we find so gripping about a good book, the kind that makes us stay up later than we should to find out what happens to hero or heroine?


For example, when individuals read literal phrases such as "biting the peach" or "grasping a pen," certain cortical areas were activated that were also stimulated when the same participants later viewed videos of fruit being bitten or a pen being grasped. Together, the findings suggest that mirror neurons play a key role in the mental "re-enactment" of actions when linguistic descriptions of those actions are conceptually processed.


skills such as empathy, socialized behavior and language acquisition. The new data thus suggests that we use mirror neurons not only to understand the actions of other people but also to understand the meaning of sentences describing the same action.