Brain Waves Once Dismissed As Noise May Help Build Our Reality
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Neuroscientists propose that neural traveling waves—sweeping electrical activity patterns in the brain—function as a computational engine coordinating perception, prediction, and memory across the visual cortex, offering a mechanism for how the brain constructs internal models of reality.
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