What if there’s a mechanism that could explain what seems supernatural? Here I dive into predictive processing, the neuroscience that might explain the “magic” of the Sng’oi tribe in Malaysia. #neuroscience#psychedelic#consciousness#philosophy#supernatural
I’m a Dr!!! I’m so extremely grateful for my incredible mentors @HammJordan and @neilyvanneily and to have been part of such an amazing lab. I will miss working alongside everyone dearly. @anna_3anana@oigeorgia @jordanmross @neuroConnG
Dr. Chloe West Jacobs successfully defended her dissertation! Chloe (Co-advised with @neilyvanneily) had an ambitious vision when she joined my lab in 2021, and she made it happen (see our last pre-print)! Congrats @chloelilywest!
Dr. Chloe West Jacobs successfully defended her dissertation! Chloe (Co-advised with @neilyvanneily) had an ambitious vision when she joined my lab in 2021, and she made it happen (see our last pre-print)! Congrats @chloelilywest!
@RCarhartHarris See our pre-print for a hypothesized timescale of psychedelics impact on top-down vs bottom-up processing in visual system from our human EEG and mouse Dual LFP experiments. https://t.co/b5U0i1QFey
@oigeorgia@HammJordan@anna_3anana
@B_Hutchy@singletonion Man I wish I would’ve known about this paper earlier. Just submitted my dissertation on psychs, sensory context processing, & mystical experiences! Once I get through my defense I want to sit down & really read it. From just skimming I can tell it’s going to be very insightful!
This group of findings is consistent with predictive processing hypotheses of psychedelic action, such as the ReBUS model, but suggest a slightly different structure for acute vs sustained changes in cortical dynamics. 5/5 with @chloelilywest @oigeorgia@anna_3anana
ReBUS suggests psychedelics shift the balance from top-down to bottom- up sensory processing during the trip, but what about after? Check out our pre-print to find out! Thank you to my amazing co-author @oigeorgia, PIs @HammJordan and @neilyvanneily and lab mates!
Excited to share our new preprint! 1/5
In humans and mice, we studied the impacts of psychedelics in the days/weeks after a trip. What we found amounts to a sort of stop-&-smell-the-roses effect. A neural basis for the afterglow. https://t.co/XlfntgFCHx
@drdluke Very interesting findings! I’m curious to hear your thoughts on 5-MeO-DMT “white-out” experiences. With little to no memory of the trip itself there can still be therapeutically beneficial outcomes. I wonder what the effects on psychological flexibility are in these instances.
Interesting preprint that suggests that the memory of a psychedelic experience is related to changes in wellbeing, and hence that the recall of the subjective experience, and therefore the subjective experience itself is possibly/likely important
https://t.co/RfiLhmm521