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Are you worried that you "want to change but always end up reverting to your old self"? Even though you know in your head that you should "take more action" or "think more positively," there are times when your heart…
We will explain why AI sometimes makes plausible-sounding mistakes, known as "hallucinations," and how to deal with them. This will be explained in 10 illustrations. The numbers used in this material are examples to help explain the mechanism. Hallucination refers to…
Many different types of cells work together in the brain. In humans, nerve cells (neurons) make up less than half of the cells. The rest are called "glia." The most common glial cells are astrocytes. They supply the neurons with…
Date: October 18, 2026Time: 1:30 pm to 3:00 pmRoom: Pacific Jewel Ballroom Track: Plenary - Presidential Symposium At the conclusion of this session, attendees will be able to: Model systems for neurologic disease are crucial for understanding disease pathogenesis and testing new therapeutics. Increasingly diverse…
Super-Resolution Microscopy Reveals a New View Inside Neurons That level of detail is especially relevant to neurological disorders because neurons are unusually large, highly specialized cells that must maintain their internal architecture over long distances and for a lifetime. Advanced…
AI gets tasks done, but how does it impact your executive function in the long run? 3 Ways AI May Be Hurting Your Executive Function Harness AIâs help without accidentally impairing your abilities. Posted September 28, 2026 | Reviewed by Jessica Schrader - AI…
Updated October 8, 2026 | Reviewed by Matt Huston The current medical crisis is an unexpected global challenge, and people are in confusion mode. Pandemic solutions are required for the entire population, not only for hospitals. Basic human understanding demands sharpening to become…
Recap of the previous episode: We confirmed that musical melodies can also be expressed as a 'superposition of periodic circular motions,' and that just as infinite repeating decimals become fractions, a 'closed structure' enables calculation. Furthermore, we revealed that the…
Picking up a pen and writing our name or reaching for a fork to eat spaghetti with tomato sauce are things we take for granted. However, holding a pen properly or bringing spaghetti to the mouth without making a mess…
Imagine living in a world where even your dreams are not private and one mysterious signal could change everything you believe about reality. Imagine waking up one morning and discovering that someone already knows what you dreamed about last night.