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John Delaney Wiring an interactive ocean

Michael Merzenich on re wiring the brain

Gordon Brown Wiring a web for global good

Sweetness was born with the wiring which evolved.

On that schematic picture, a sort of time lapse picture, we're halfway.

And it's in the most schematic possible view, it's a coordination problem, right?

Well, again, the schematic view is that the eye visually interrogates what we look at.

Now, just in case you're not getting it, here's a schematic of what happened, OK?

Annex I to this report provides a schematic representation of this structure and the mechanisms that support it.

What you see in this top drawing is a schematic of how petroleum gets used in the U.S. economy.

So we said, there's some accidental cross wiring between color and numbers in the brain.

Well it turns out that the main causes are faulty and misused appliances and electrical wiring.

And remember, all this wiring is being done by people in extreme cold, in sub zero temperatures.

I got this on some trading locally, but really don't feel like screwing with wiring and crap.

What we see with, say, chocolate cake is it s a supernormal stimulus to tweak our design wiring.

And the new thinking about compassion from social neuroscience is that our default wiring is to help.

And that is, there is an abnormal gene, a mutation in the gene that causes this abnormal cross wiring.

And if you appreciate that number, you can easily see there is huge potential for mis wiring of the brain.

These are plausible claims, but in truth, we can't see the brain's wiring clearly enough to tell if these are really true.

Things that don't have any wiring in them at all, we're learning how to include in these systems of notation and navigation.

And so the technologies for seeing connectomes will allow us to finally read mis wiring of the brain, to see mental disorders in connectomes.

The wiring from your sensory apparatus to those bits is shorter than the bits that have to pass through the thinky bit, the cortex.

You don't work in your self interest all the time, because when emotion comes into it, the wiring changes in the way it functions.

You have a molecule coming in, it gets into the protein, which is schematic here, and it causes this thing to switch, to turn, to move in some way by binding in certain parts.

What you're seeing here is a hierarchical schematic development of the trunks of this tree as it has elaborated itself over time into six layers of fractal, of trunks springing from trunks springing from trunks.

And what some of the research now has shown in autism is there may by extra wiring back here, in the really brilliant mind, and we lose a few social circuits here.

Now, if you assume that this greater cross wiring and concepts are also in different parts of the brain, then it's going to create a greater propensity towards metaphorical thinking and creativity in people with synesthesia.

Anyone who gets up and tells you their theory about how the brain works and doesn't tell you exactly how it's working in the brain and how the wiring works in the brain, it is not a theory.

The world economy is hard wired to the assumption of a strong America, and Americans benefit from this. But the more their politicians argue over the debt ceiling, the greater the risk that the wiring will become irreparably frayed.

Now by taking the biblical epithet abomination and attaching it to the ultimate image of innocence, a baby, this joke short circuits the emotional wiring behind the debate and it leaves the audience with the opportunity, through their laughter, to question its validity.

He goes down to the basement and starts to check the wiring, and then gradually works his way up to the top of the building, apartment by apartment, checking every television, checking every connection, hoping to find out what this problem is.

Partly for that reason, it is little understood. In order to explain it to my students at Sciences Po in Paris, I have devised a kind of wiring diagram that shows the connections among the different bodies responsible for the various components of oversight.

And the attempted solution hard wiring the guidelines into computerized decision support tools has been largely a flop, given computer models inability to accommodate messy, real world clinical practice. For example, generations of medical students have memorized the textbook features of celiac disease for their examinations.

But it is an extraordinary statement for a religious leader to make, because it sets to one side the question of the truth or falsehood, or the ethical value, of religious beliefs. Or rather all that wiring in the prefrontal cortex must be ethical, because it is good for survival.

Of course, not all commodities are equal. For example, although the case for copper seems straightforward, given that it is a key input for wiring, electronics, and indoor plumbing, a strong bid for iron is not as obvious, given the Chinese infrastructure boom that already has occurred in the last two decades.

Psychopathic killers are the basis for some must watch TV, but what really makes them tick? Neuroscientist Jim Fallon talks about brain scans and genetic analysis that may uncover the rotten wiring in the nature of murderers. In a too strange for fiction twist, he shares a fascinating family history that makes his work chillingly personal.

By combining these detailed structural data with the incomplete light and electron microscopy wiring diagrams, it could be possible to generate a realistic statistical model, rather than attempting to reconstruct the brain in its entirety. Computational models of neuronal networks based on real circuits already have become useful tools to study aspects of the functional organization of the brain.