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Discussions emphasize the article’s contribution to understanding the embodied self through predictive processing, with references to prominent theories like the global neuronal workspace and computational approaches, highlighting the excitement and relevance these ideas hold for advancing cognitive sciences.
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@davidarredondo IMO, the most promising theory would be the Global Neuronal Workspace of @StanDehaene and company (check out also his book). But the work done by @anilkseth with predictive processing is also very interesting. https://t.co/O66Q6w7LzO https://t.co/uE4u22eNFx
@leoniedelt @Laconic_doc @OdyO11 @amjutel @cyberjennifer @SimonoffBob @ranilillanjum @catedempsey @t7_linda @TheSyrinHarte @raci2000 @anameescapesme @JeanneMcArdle @naturalhealthbl @Cause_Health @TobiasGL https://t.co/14lr5N8RgW @DrSFink
@WillManidis but in all seriousness, the predictive processing acolytes are the only ones doing legit computational work on consciousness https://t.co/ScxL6vJR0I https://t.co/gcoddUd1rp https://t.co/PLJkenf0h9
@PlanetEarth_HD Interoceptive inference, emotion, and the embodied self
Interoceptive inference, emotion, and the embodied self • https://t.co/vBakfC7X3U
@anilkseth @UnitedAirlines You are referenced in my work, I'd be grateful if you could have a look. Seth, A. K. (2013). Interoceptive inference, emotion, and the embodied self. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 17, 565–573. https://t.co/7wiB29JxTv
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@anilkseth @UnitedAirlines You are referenced in my work, I'd be grateful if you could have a look. Seth, A. K. (2013). Interoceptive inference, emotion, and the embodied self. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 17, 565–573. https://t.co/7wiB29JxTv
Interoceptive inference, emotion, and the embodied self • https://t.co/vBakfC7X3U
@PlanetEarth_HD Interoceptive inference, emotion, and the embodied self
@WillManidis but in all seriousness, the predictive processing acolytes are the only ones doing legit computational work on consciousness https://t.co/ScxL6vJR0I https://t.co/gcoddUd1rp https://t.co/PLJkenf0h9
Re-read. Research on interoception is divided into emotion, selfhood, etc. We might be able to explain it in a unified way with predictive coding. https://t.co/lL8rmtVe2g
@leoniedelt @Laconic_doc @OdyO11 @amjutel @cyberjennifer @SimonoffBob @ranilillanjum @catedempsey @t7_linda @TheSyrinHarte @raci2000 @anameescapesme @JeanneMcArdle @naturalhealthbl @Cause_Health @TobiasGL https://t.co/14lr5N8RgW @DrSFink
@davidarredondo IMO, the most promising theory would be the Global Neuronal Workspace of @StanDehaene and company (check out also his book). But the work done by @anilkseth with predictive processing is also very interesting. https://t.co/O66Q6w7LzO https://t.co/uE4u22eNFx
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