Neurosci Biobehav Rev October 2022 PMID 35932950

Turing's cascade instability supports the coordination of the mind, brain, and behavior.

Damian G Kelty-Stephen, Madhur Mangalam

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The summaries reflect a generally positive reception that emphasizes the scientific novelty and interdisciplinary approach, with comments like 'multiscale dynamics approach strikes me as theoretically quite sound' and references to empirical successes. The tone indicates curiosity and respect for the research’s potential to deepen understanding of complex neural behaviors, demonstrating moderate but meaningful engagement and perceived impact.

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Most discussions seem to affirm the core ideas of the publication, highlighting its scientific validity and relevance, especially with comments like 'the multiscale dynamics approach strikes me as quite sound' and recognition of empirical support.

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Posts show high interest, with enthusiasts referencing innovative concepts like cascade instability and its role in brain coordination, indicating curiosity and appreciation.

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While some consider the theories potentially transformative for understanding neurobehavioral processes, overall impact perceptions appear moderate, with acknowledgment of scientific significance but limited discussion of immediate real-world implications

Abstract in brief

  • This text discusses how Turings cascade instability offers a new way to understand the connection between the mind, brain, and behavior, moving beyond traditional computer-like metaphor models.
  • It emphasizes that this instability can be studied through mathematical frameworks like multifractal analysis and power laws, revealing how complex behaviors and neural activities, such as planning, perception, and neuronal avalanches, are interconnected across different scales.
  • The review highlights recent scientific findings showing how cascade instability influences various functions like executive control, bodily movements, and neural participation, offering a comprehensive perspective on cognitive and neural processes.]

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Turing's cascade instability supports the coordination of the mind, brain, and behavior https://t.co/dLVia5wFSI by Damian G. Kelty-Stephen et al. #ProbabilityDensityFunction #Neurons

Apr 25, 2022 · 2 likes · 48,961 followers View post →
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@JRBneuropsiq @PessoaBrain @yoginho The multiscale dynamics approach strikes me as theoretically quite sound and has been empirically fruitful: https://t.co/043NUxienh

Jun 30, 2024 · 2 likes · 1,450 followers View post →

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@ricard_sole @drmichaellevin you might like: the professor with a milkshake inside his skull-from Damian Kelty-Stephen; https://t.co/aE7F3x9OFI

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@JRBneuropsiq @PessoaBrain @yoginho The multiscale dynamics approach strikes me as theoretically quite sound and has been empirically fruitful: https://t.co/043NUxienh

Jun 30, 2024 · 2 likes · 1,450 followers View post →
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Turing's cascade instability supports the coordination of the mind, brain, and behavior https://t.co/dLVia5wFSI by Damian G. Kelty-Stephen et al. #ProbabilityDensityFunction #Neurons

Apr 25, 2022 · 2 likes · 48,961 followers View post →