The Neuroscience of Creativity
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- Опубликовано: 17 янв 2018
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Your brain uses lots of different pathways to communicate - which form complex networks in your brain. Creativity depends on the cooperation of two competing networks: one that generates spontaneous thoughts (the default mode network) and the executive control center of the brain that governs everything else. Our random, free-flowing thoughts that are worthy of further exploration pop into our consciousness when they're recruited by the executive control network.
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FURTHER READING 📚
Kidd, C., & Hayden, B. Y. (2015). The psychology and neuroscience of curiosity. Neuron, 88(3), 449-460. www.cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S...
De Pisapia, N., Bacci, F., Parrott, D., & Melcher, D. (2016). Brain networks for visual creativity: a functional connectivity study of planning a visual artwork. Scientific reports, 6. www.nature.com/articles/srep3...
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woah, those dance moves at the end tho
Lucky for us, this channel was a great idea that _was_ realized!
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Just want to say Vanessa's stop motion animations are wonderfully top notch! Great work, right there!
I'm really excited that this is a mini series!
Hey Vanessa, Michael here.
I missed your moving paper arts
I love this ♥. creativity is such a beautiful mystery, can't wait for the next video.
I love your videos, all of them. Seriously, great channel
Blend things with other things - memes.
Best end to video ever.♥
Your videos are so beautifully shot!
This is one of.the best channel to visual presentation of content
This video is very well done. You are an amasing science communicator Nessy :)
I realized along time ago that was a very creative and smart person... but this was still a good vide and I still watched it.
Great video. Keep up the good work.
I attended a great presentation on nematode brains in college, "How to make a really simple nervous system, really, really complex."
He was looking at the hormones that influence the firing or suppression of those 383 neurons.
It escalated quickly...
hormones that lower the threshold voltage to fire,
hormones that increase the threshold voltage,
hormones that suppress other hormones (both of the above types),
hormones that HALT nerve impulses already in progress, both at the axon and at the synapse...
All of which somehow coordinate to allow just the 2(?) longitudinal muscles and 2(?) muscular nerves to provide all the the 3D environmental propulsion.
If even a small portion of these varied hormones have a human equivalent, it suggests it will be impossible to fully model a human brain's function. So fascinating!
A+ video. I loved this one. Can't wait for the others
Yes please BrainCraft at 1AM!
Love your presentation style - very creative!
I always learn so much from this channel!
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Hi.very good video!!can't wait for the next week!!
And thank you for your so clear speaking in your videos...as a not native speaker of english it's a great plaisure to watch and understand your video so easly👏👏👏👏
well. this is handy channel about neurology and l loved it because the way the ideas are presented here are so creative too . keep going forward
Congrats on winning the disconnected quiz, your channel is pretty interesting!
Our brains truly are unbelievably complex.
And just as astonishing!
Oh, and before I forget about it:
/Dancing/ c:
This was good and your B-roll was very creative.
OK, maybe a little short for what we're used to, but great video, as always :) Love to see your paper art back :)
Very nice video as always.. For our brains
YAAY CREATIVITY.
it is funny how creativity on a physical level. A lot of random connections between a lot of different parts.
And creativity being really random. And combining different stuff. Like different words (which would probably be in like the same region. Being regular language for example) combining them randomly as something being creative.
But also seeing and inventing connections between 2 seemingly unrelated things.
It is funny how the end product seemingly takes resemblance to the physical source, the randomly wired brain.
So happy I subscribed...Love you and love the dance moves, but I wonder which part of the brain (outside of the motor areas and cerebellum, and frontal.. probably it's all of the above) are most responsible for creativity in dances. Obviously both the parietal and occipital are involved in vision...but what about choreography? Is there a dance center in the brain?
I looked over at the plug on the floor. Just lying there on it's side with it's electrical socket pins facing out across the floor. I had to look up whether "pins" was the right word to use, as it is not my everyday experience to talk about plugs and plug sockets. But, yeh, the plug. It's been lying there on it's side - same as it has been for months. I thought to myself "why was it just lying there all this time? What was it connected to?" I traced with my eyes along the lead of the plug back to an electric fan. Well that fan hasn't been used in quite a while. There it was just lying on the floor too. These still objects. They don't move unless someone moves them. They don't work unless someone plugs them in and switches them on. I'm reminded that the floor needs a clean - so I'll guess I'll have to plug in the hoover and switch that on and do some hoovering. That hoover sucks. That hoover will keep on sucking until someone switches it off. It doesn't care. How long would it make that noise and keep sucking if it was just left working? Who knows? I sure as anything aint going to find out. Maybe that was why I had the sudden interest in the electrical plug? More likely it was just because that happened to be the most comfortable direction for the gaze with my eyes. Well it is too late to hoover the floor. Maybe I'll do it tomorrow? maybe I'll just clean forget? Maybe I don't know what tomorrow will bring? Maybe I am just still in bed asleep? Yeh, that's right. I am asleep. This world can't be possibly be real.
Can you do an episode exploring the reason why our own brains don't instinctively know how they work? This question has always perplexed me.
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Fantastic! More of this please
Part two coming next Thursday 😉
@@braincraft Where can I find the other videos, part 2 and 3?
Hopefully this can make me more creative, thank you!
dancing. \0/
love your videos :) more more moar!
this is so interesting
I like that green frog on your top :)
Where can I find the next parts of this series?
That series will particulary interest me. Having hights and lows in creativity, I wonder how it realy works. So, thank you very much!
That dancing should become a competitive sport.
Will you relate back to the video you did on creativity about 3 years ago? I wonder if any evidence from back then is similar with the research you'll be covering now, or if it rather contrasts the notions that were held back then.
I think brains are anxious to find ways of being lazier.
You are absolutely correct...that is a creative process and how many wonderful things are created. Thanks to a person who didn't want to walk or ride horses, we have bicycles and cars. Thank goodness someone got tired of washing clothes in the creek!
Where did you get the pin from? :o
And the nuclei constituting the default mode and executive control networks? How divisible are the insulae, beyond mere shell and core? This is all very hard to explain.
Can't wait for the rest, nice dancing.😉
Dope
Don't mind me, just setting a bookmark! :) 1:40
question to all those who make comments about the accent. i am a non native english speaker, and after being on the internet for quite some time, i have seen lots and lots of "talking styles", but there is no clear "default english" that the host would stray from so much that i would call it an accent.
why do you point out her accent?
Can curiosity be considered instinctive? Exploring one's environment could be essential for survival and/or evolution.
Dancing...
Çok güzel videolar yapıyorsunuz fakat Türkçe altyazı koyarsanız eminim türkiyeden gelen takipçileriniz artacaktır
So... using this as a template, can we program creativity into a machine?
That Kermit badge slays me
Not first
Why do some people seem to get more ideas than others or are more "creative". What *If anything* can we do to become prolific with creativity of our ideas or solutions? What sets {in the brain} servonts apart from the rest of us in the population {who feel we have an advantage style brain}?
username1nmillion the amount of creative activities you task your brain with. Doing this will lead you automatically to having more outlandish ideas. Even if you don't get more "creative" per say you'll find yourself expanding on previous ideas until they become unrecognizable from the parts it stems from and looking back even further into the object you originally wanted to transform itll seem more and more bizarre looking at your end result.
Working at a film studio programming automatons, go home to work on other projects nightly. So... when does creativity turn into a neurosis? hahah
Eh eh! Coffee is a key ingredient!
We are getting nematodes put in our yard in a bit lol
AS me iniciale eshte temper dobet koti nga ana shkencore ne bote...bote flm.
Can you tell your name the person who has published this video on RUclips
Ma'am, I have a question _
Whenever a sexual thought arises in my mind, do I always have a conscious choice?
Wheather to go for it or not?
Wheather to act on it or not?
you do have a choice to act on it or not. if you have no self-control to act on a sexual desire, then you are just a soulless rapist.
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dat accent though
I think I am sapiosexual and you made me realize just that
Next part she tell us to dance way more. Then only friday nigth.
What is with the trend of youtubers suddenly ending their videos with no fade out?
Is your brother a physicist?
Does every human being have the same amount of neurons?
Arcadiez doubt it but the divergence is probably so low it wouldn't make a difference and the number probably fluctuates on an hourly/monthly/yearly basis within each of us.
Creativity is a hard concept for me to grasp. Some people can just create something amazing right after being handed a blank canvas, whereas I deeply struggle with creative works. I won't lie, smoking some bud helps me with creative writing though.
olol
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Green is not a creative color
AHAHAHA!! Yessss DHMIS
A little too much gesticulation and facial expressions and into nations..... Lmfao...
Why is she talking like that? 😆
I love u my sweetheart.. ur just awesome girl