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The overall tone reveals a mix of curiosity and support, with posts highlighting the importance of brain activity changes linked to hallucinations and ego dissolution, exemplified by phrases like 'great study' and references to neural connectivity. Words like 'transforming' and mentions of 'neural correlates' reflect an appreciation of the research's significance, while some comments suggest skepticism or a desire for deeper explanations.
Most discussions acknowledge the findings of the neuroimaging study and show general support, such as references to how LSD affects brain activity related to sensory processing and ego dissolution.
Posts display high interest in the subject, with mentions of the potential therapeutic effects of psychedelics, connections to ego death, and the neural mechanisms involved.
Several social discussions reference specific neural regions and methodological details, indicating some level of meaningful engagement, though many simply acknowledge the study's significance without deep analysis.
The conversations suggest that the research could influence how we understand consciousness and mental health, though opinions on its immediate practical impact are more cautious.
@ManojDoss @bogglerapture I haven’t checked this figure carefully yet but it’s a combination of a couple studies that gives a sense for factor differences across substances https://t.co/FkjiE7DyA7 https://t.co/KDnB4Hh8h6 https://t.co/0irfpajTgK
Neural correlates of the LSD experience revealed by multimodal neuroimaging: https://t.co/LHtDIShoBk https://t.co/MkzsfJiXrR
@ManojDoss @ETagliazucchi Fair enough, this effect in the hippo is the opposite direction to the network level decreases in 'signal variance' or signal fluctuation amplitude reported here: https://t.co/uVvQz2G86y https://t.co/eZyBQaAiTW
@alyssamvance If consciousness is a controlled hallucination then LSD is just a more vivid hallucination. One thing that LSD significantly affected me with was ego dissolution, & getting off the hedonic treadmill of consumerism in my late teens, and early twenties. https://t.co/Vv95YBl0N9
Within here is the LSD replication https://t.co/VlegCfjDV0 https://t.co/a2MeymDhpB
@EricFeczko @m_wall @UltradelicHQ @SashaSisko @RCarhartHarris @DavidErritzoe @bartferguson @ProfDavidNutt since 2016 we are including bandpass, and many other preprocessing procedures. You can check the pipeline we used and still using in most studies since then: https://t.co/VlegCfjDV0
This video discusses recent research on how psychedelics like LSD and Psilocybin affect the brain and their potential for treating depression. Advanced neuroimaging studies reveal specific neural changes linked to…
This video explores the neuroscience behind psychedelics, referencing comprehensive studies on brain function and consciousness. Notable works include insights from Carhart-Harris and Friston on unifying brain action…
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"Neural correlates of the LSD experience revealed by multimodal neuroimaging" Robin L Carhart-Harris et al. https://t.co/4Bfj18uO3U Centre for Neuropsychopharmacology, Department of Medicine, Imperial College London * Centre for Neurotechnology https://t.co/zey9ZPzCEs https://t.co/FDoJ2B75Y9
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@RAshfyre @worldviewdesign I get it. You really, really want me to be wrong. It seems to me like you're just trying to confirm your biases, and aren't looking much further into it than that. Here's the actual paper: https://t.co/T6sZTRuRop
Any experts wanna help me out? https://t.co/OlZV0JvTCi LSD will increase the effectiveness of the parts of the brain responsible for gathering input data from sensory organs and decrease those parts of the brain related to the default mode network, which has been responsible
@SPR1882 Psychedelics work by reducing measurable brain activity, (Ayahuasca: 10.1371/journal.pone.0118143, LSD: 10.1073/pnas.1518377113, Psilocybin: 10.1371/journal.pone.0118143). It is not surprising that it has similiarities to death (end of measurable brain activity)
Within here is the LSD replication https://t.co/VlegCfjDV0 https://t.co/a2MeymDhpB
@ManojDoss @bogglerapture I haven’t checked this figure carefully yet but it’s a combination of a couple studies that gives a sense for factor differences across substances https://t.co/FkjiE7DyA7 https://t.co/KDnB4Hh8h6 https://t.co/0irfpajTgK
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@CoffeeVectors @_andreaswacker This is a great study which also make connections with "ego death": https://t.co/CjMVTsB6VT
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RT @LeorRoseman: @EricFeczko @m_wall @UltradelicHQ @SashaSisko @RCarhartHarris @DavidErritzoe @bartferguson @ProfDavidNutt since 2016 we ar…
@EricFeczko @m_wall @UltradelicHQ @SashaSisko @RCarhartHarris @DavidErritzoe @bartferguson @ProfDavidNutt since 2016 we are including bandpass, and many other preprocessing procedures. You can check the pipeline we used and still using in most studies since then: https://t.co/VlegCfjDV0
@SashaSisko @RCarhartHarris Just read the LSD paper, also much better, but slight differences in design and processing from the psilocybin papers are interesting. https://t.co/hFqjy7RTPh Might be good to check this out too — though it’s dense. https://t.co/LFFUcsUiSK
@alyssamvance If consciousness is a controlled hallucination then LSD is just a more vivid hallucination. One thing that LSD significantly affected me with was ego dissolution, & getting off the hedonic treadmill of consumerism in my late teens, and early twenties. https://t.co/Vv95YBl0N9
@ThosVarley @Josh__Hardman Agreed - that's why the electro/magnetoencephalography studies are informative. No-doubt you've come across these, but for ease of reference: https://t.co/qTdb5BUgU0 https://t.co/5Y9EUCJND7 https://t.co/QXgfNHo99J
@ManojDoss @ETagliazucchi Fair enough, this effect in the hippo is the opposite direction to the network level decreases in 'signal variance' or signal fluctuation amplitude reported here: https://t.co/uVvQz2G86y https://t.co/eZyBQaAiTW
Any favorite peer-reviewed articles in #psychedelicscience , related to cog sci (not therapy or general psychology)?Picking an article to review for a class! Currently looking at this classic from @RCarhartHarris but maybe need something more accessible https://t.co/HnUwaqHTEn
Neural correlates of the LSD experience revealed by multimodal neuroimaging: https://t.co/LHtDIShoBk https://t.co/MkzsfJiXrR
Neural correlates of the LSD experience revealed by multimodal neuroimaging https://t.co/XqtwYVBDgF
Neural correlates of the LSD experience revealed by multimodal neuroimaging http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2016/04/05/1518377113.long Expanded V1 functional connectivity
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