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What happens in your brain when you pay attention? | Mehdi Ordikhani-Seyedlar

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Comment from : @EdwardoMendoza-hx6lu

Wow this guy is smart but he's right I'm given two eyes but I also had the mind because it is connected along with the ears to hear the environment of God's creation I'm able to see what the eyes pay attention and focus and listen but with a mind is the most powerful is of all and because of that I'm able to react why I listen and focus with my eyes the mind that's my work for the body to react with my fingers to type and my mouth to speak is to take action the right way
Comment from : @EdwardoMendoza-hx6lu

Wow the back of your head there is something I picked up there not just with my eyes by watching by listening with my ears but has all connected with the brain that I'm able to see three things and separation to what he said but he's able to see it through vision and understanding of the brain but I'm able to see it multiple ways and now that I receive information from him I'm seeing it more than multiple ways almost close to God receiving by God it's like knowledge is to receive and to become ⭕❗♀️k🗝️
Comment from : @EdwardoMendoza-hx6lu

The "sales" or little electrons that run through your brain are called "action potentials"; they are electrical impulses that travel along the axon of a neuron, which is the long, cable-like extension of a nerve cell, carrying information between different parts of the brain and body br brKey points about action potentials:brFunction: They are the basic unit of communication between neurons, allowing them to send signals to each other br brLocation: They travel along the axon of a neuron br brMyelin sheath: Some axons are covered in a myelin sheath which acts like insulation, speeding up the transmission of the action potential
Comment from : @EdwardoMendoza-hx6lu

I'm going to have to come back just something I noticed when it was flickering something I saw through my eyes and my mind I might have to Google it and come back and give it the name the proper name for it I'll be back ❔⭕k
Comment from : @EdwardoMendoza-hx6lu

Is the left one is flickering slower I'm left-handed but I am also a libre song well balanced anyone who kissed my scale I was Spartacus their backside of my scale swiftly and vast
Comment from : @EdwardoMendoza-hx6lu

That lil smile at the end ❤
Comment from : @Madhu-v4p

Yeah I was always trying to pay full of attention but last 5 months I have know idea 💡 whats happening with me 😢 So , I think that I need to start to do meditation 🧘‍♀️ To be able to pay full of attention 😊
Comment from : @aishaabdurahmanova

Woww
Comment from : @HeatherEdgington-n8d

hes so hot
Comment from : @wdwdwdw21

Overt attention
Comment from : @lavitascott239

Overt and covert attention has same mechanism of filtering noise
Comment from : @nitishgautam5728

Now I Understand
Comment from : @laddertoworld4925

Voice 😢
Comment from : @idrisalparslan2312

💚
Comment from : @Righteousgems

Double slit experiment
Comment from : @RomanDaVinci-id2jw

I think he needs a tighter shirt😍
Comment from : @nahfam254

Excellent and very promising holps بسیار خوب بود اقای مهدی اوردیخانی سیدلر عزیز موق باشی
Comment from : @Iran727

Wow, thank you for the explanation New to know Thanks a lot
Comment from : @dilshananushka1

Neurolink
Comment from : @tyronehoenderdos4498

Great talk but I really doubt that everyone uses the same brain patterns to process the same ideas Not saying that there’s no way to figure out ways to interpret certain patterns but I really doubt that we all learnt to process information in the same way to that level of specificity
Comment from : @patodlmm

youer mom
Comment from : @bellyosu8987

He’s so nervous, his voice is shaking
Comment from : @iceiceice914

Please put the Tamil subtitles also
Comment from : @shortsforall5687

Stephen Hawking did it
Comment from : @Talabata

Great speech It's interesting that people that can't speak can use a pc to track eye movement to be used to speak
Comment from : @lu8201

It’s easy to pay attention to his strong arms
Comment from : @drewgriffith2642

This is a helpful study to prevent future damage Time will unveil its relevance the frontal lobe seems to be the good study focus turning covert into good use for humanity and worldly morals Guidance is for when we are the oldest living generation so be kind think about history with a caring attitude so that we can overt our eyes to moral guidance and mother earth peace preaching to the learned im sure lots of time left to turn pollution around It starts with you And the ones related to you, friendliness, and your family tree; do the research and be aware of your own actions and consequence, semantics and linguistics are only the surface area of the filter Emotional wellbeing comes from your actual service to now and here overt and be patient PHC
Comment from : @paleblackshinrollslanky9952

What a stud
Comment from : @sylvial1985

It was more of a demo TEDTalk, it wasn't very informative…
Comment from : @mrvocabulary6794

Never skip leg day
Comment from : @tdreamgmail

V nice mehdi
Comment from : @manishabrain

This guy hench asf
Comment from : @GrantH2606

Tell me about my brain, Daddy 😘✌🏼
Comment from : @nikolademitri731

What if we can actually use computer to know what people in comatose think?? That would be sooo cool 😱
Comment from : @purplewow9550

Amazing speaker
Comment from : @rozazilonitis7063

why he is sounding like anime villain
Comment from : @lokeshdivekar2793

John Stamos' brother?
Comment from : @BellucciBully

Very interesting!I wonder how much of what he is saying can be helpful in intention,, mindfulness and weightloss!
Comment from : @jo-annjackowski4396

I really paid attention to your body boss and wow ur hot and from paying attention to your accent I came to a conclusion that ur a neuroscientist🤔🤔🤔🤔😁😁😎😎
Comment from : @vamshiabhilash

How ironic A professor discussing attention who's too boring to pay attention to
Comment from : @Dest5252

gg
Comment from : @antropatico

My attention is distracted at the moment, excellent talk tho
Comment from : @robertramos645

am i the only one who thinks he sounds like " Walter white junior "from breaking bad
Comment from : @pranaysingh455

What an interesting treatise I was mostly interested in your observation of the flicker rate Please email me to engage a dialectic conversation on this subject What effect does a Television's FLICKER rate have on the human mind? It's my contention that the FLICKER rate of TV has a negative effect on our minds As a side note, what role does the PINEAL GLAND play or rather how is it affected by this FLICKER rate
Comment from : @pedrodiaz2782

These researches open door for telepathic communication
Comment from : @kastriotgashi

Even though I am not against the idea of using brain imaging tech to advance people who currently have some form of communication disability or brain damage Imagine this: you switch on this tech and immediately your verbal thoughts are being broadcasted through it Even the impulsive ones you have no control over; and moreover thoughts are not static repetitive and recognizable; the same thought can be formed in a myriad of different patterns and different thoughts can be unrecognizably simillar to each other; so the algorhytm needs to be pretty fuckin flawless and seems to be out of reach for the forseeable decades
Comment from : @simoncleopater948

i am paying too much attention to understand his pronunciation
Comment from : @tdzmedia1047

how words move your body
Comment from : @KhushiKumari-bo7sl

98 of people in the comments payed attention to his body :/
Comment from : @darkomastero1635

The heavy accent is very distracting and many times I didn't understand what you said Highly recommend you spend 2-3 hours a day improving your English
Comment from : @SoCalFreelance

Looks like Heisenberg's son grew up
Comment from : @nymark9495

he is freaking nervousgood topic, great ideas but a terrible speaker
Comment from : @willk6368

From recognizing some frequency applied as a visual stimulus in the brainwave pattern to understanding thoughts is a pretty big leap imho, but yeah 'soon' seems an appropriate word here lol
Comment from : @frydac

this guy was so boring
Comment from : @JoshCalero

Way to go Mehdi nice talk
Comment from : @deadmate2000

If you're not paying attention this guy is gonna steal yo girlfriend
Comment from : @Axle-F

he's hot 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Comment from : @Plausiblelove

there is already some process for a person to speak through computers I saw that on one of the ted talks why do ted bring in such conflicting things
Comment from : @danzonggaiten1937

This man is a prime example of why Trump's travel ban is inane, senseless, and cruel to theh American people brDonald Trump has effectively banned this brilliant man from carrying out and sharing his research at Duke University, one of the finest institutions of higher learning in the world brShame on the current American government, shame!!
Comment from : @erickoontz6835

Love to hear native speakers of Persian speak English Such a beautiful sound!
Comment from : @erickoontz6835

I was paying a game and using my cellphone, while watching the video he caught my attention when i said ADHD, which I have I would like to try that machine!!!
Comment from : @季东特

that persian accent ,
Comment from : @hanimortezaeee8325

you need weed
Comment from : @raulhero3267

So interesting!
Comment from : @waelsuhail1919

I wanna have those muscles
Comment from : @krool1648

so many gays in the comment section
Comment from : @krool1648

His bicep is soooo big!!
Comment from : @dexmoe

"What happens "To" not "if" your brain when you pay attention" Learn how to spell correctly
Comment from : @sunsfan8535

isn't that what Stephen hawking uses to speak?
Comment from : @Peacepov

I don't think it's a specific computer game I think video games in general are good for the brain That's not to say that I think all video games are wholesome and worth playing - due diligence should certainly be done to research the rating and the content of the game before buying it and playing it I was diagnosed with ADHD among other things as a pre-teen adolescent, but I was also very much into video games Still am to this day I would argue that video games taught me a lot of vocabulary as well as attention span skills that are still in my toolbox I play games too much, but in moderation I feel like they are healthy
Comment from : @WiseSam95