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The words in your head
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Why do you hear words in your head?
Two mediums where language occurs.
Internal
Consisting of electrical waves that are channels for neuronal communication process.
External
Consisting of mechanical, acoustic waves of compress air molecules i.e. sound.
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Two mediums where language occurs.
Internal
Consisting of electrical waves that are channels for neuronal communication process.
External
Consisting of mechanical, acoustic waves of compress air molecules i.e. sound.
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What's interesting is that electrical
waves of the internal physical places
in your brain, maintains the architecture
of their corresponding sound wave
in a non-auditory place of the brain that
is responsible for speech formulation.
(Words in your head)
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waves of the internal physical places
in your brain, maintains the architecture
of their corresponding sound wave
in a non-auditory place of the brain that
is responsible for speech formulation.
(Words in your head)
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In an experiment where patients read
in their head, created signals
in their brain not from sound waves,
but electromagnetic signals which
maintained the architecture of
sound waves corresponding to as if
words were said out loud.
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in their head, created signals
in their brain not from sound waves,
but electromagnetic signals which
maintained the architecture of
sound waves corresponding to as if
words were said out loud.
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There are two "known" codes of human language
that we can decode;
sound waves and electrical waves
created by sound, this could be taken
advantage of to explore the third one.
An electro code generated in the absence
of sound. The words in your head.
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that we can decode;
sound waves and electrical waves
created by sound, this could be taken
advantage of to explore the third one.
An electro code generated in the absence
of sound. The words in your head.
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Artist: Thomas Zip
Article read from:
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200929-what-your-thoughts-sound-like
Article read from:
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200929-what-your-thoughts-sound-like
