El instinto de la conciencia
Cómo el cerebro crea la mente
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El instinto de la conciencia
Narrated by:
Germán Gijón
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Narrated by:
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Germán Gijón
About this listen
La idea del cerebro como máquina, propuesta por primera vez hace siglos, ha llevado a suposiciones sobre la relación entre la mente y el cerebro que los científicos y los filósofos persiguen hasta nuestros días. Gazzaniga, sin embargo, afirma que se trata precisamente de lo contrario: los cerebros hacen máquinas, pero no pueden reducirse a una. Una nueva investigación sugiere que el cerebro es en realidad una confederación de módulos independientes que trabajan juntos. Comprender cómo la conciencia podría emanar de tal organización ayudará a definir el futuro de la neurociencia y la inteligencia artificial, y cerrará la brecha entre el cerebro y la mente.
Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
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