BI 133 Ken Paller: Lucid Dreaming, Memory, and Sleep

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Introduction

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Did You Get Into Neuro Science Because of Your Interest in Consciousness?

02:46 • 2min

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Amnesia and Non Declared Memory

04:28 • 3min

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What Is That Extra Stuff That Leads to Conscious Experience?

07:08 • 3min

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Do We Have the Right Ontology of Memory?

10:35 • 3min

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How Much Goes on Under the Hood Without Awareness?

13:23 • 2min

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How Important Is Consciousness to Making Memories?

15:51 • 5min

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Consolidation of a Declared Memory

20:35 • 3min

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Are There Different Phases of Wakefulness?

23:37 • 3min

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What's Good Quality Sleep?

26:38 • 2min

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The Memory Benefits of Sleep

28:21 • 6min

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What's the Difference Between Rehearsing Information When You're Awake and Consolidation Moving Forward?

33:52 • 4min

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Theorizing About Memory and Sleep

37:48 • 6min

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The Problem That You Haven't Done That Your Father Was Good at His

43:37 • 2min

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Is That True?

45:59 • 4min

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Do You Think of Memory as a Store of Past Events?

50:07 • 2min

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What Is Lucid Dreaming?

51:50 • 3min

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Are You in a Lucid Dream?

54:39 • 3min

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Sleep Research - Why Do We Care About Sleep?

57:52 • 2min

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How Can We Be Sure That Sleep Is Working?

01:00:03 • 2min

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Can I Induce More Slow Waves With Entrainment Methods?

01:01:45 • 3min

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What Are the Current Limitations or Obstacles That You See?

01:04:50 • 2min

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How Does Sleep Arouse You From Sleep?

01:06:26 • 5min

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How Many Lucid Dreams Do People Have?

01:11:47 • 2min

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The Science of Sleep and Artificial Intelligence

01:13:42 • 5min

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Are There Any Principles That Will Benefit Artificial Intelligence?

01:18:22 • 2min

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Do You Have Any Advice for Students Interested in Neuroscience or Psychology?

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Science in School

01:22:50 • 5min

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Brain Inspire Is a Production of Me and You

01:27:42 • 2min