Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The video challenges traditional views of the brain, suggesting it is not just in the head nor a simple data storage mechanism. Instead, the brain is part of the central nervous system, extending throughout the body, and should be seen more like a kaleidoscope than a computer. Memories are not stored in packets but are part of a continuous, relational process with oneself and the world. The speaker expresses excitement about this concept and mentions a secret link in the show notes for more information on 'kaleidoscopic cognition' and an upcoming symposium where experts, including Karl Friston, will discuss related topics.
Secret Link youtu.be/kXX2m-gmOWA
Watch the symposium here Nov 12 to 14: coda.io/d/Applied-Active-Inference-Symposium-2025_d08cdDbWwRy/Symposium-Program_surazvwP#_luf3ZkIk
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The video challenges traditional views of the brain, suggesting it is not just in the head nor a simple data storage mechanism. Instead, the brain is part of the central nervous system, extending throughout the body, and should be seen more like a kaleidoscope than a computer. Memories are not stored in packets but are part of a continuous, relational process with oneself and the world. The speaker expresses excitement about this concept and mentions a secret link in the show notes for more information on 'kaleidoscopic cognition' and an upcoming symposium where experts, including Karl Friston, will discuss related topics.
Secret Link youtu.be/kXX2m-gmOWA
Watch the symposium here Nov 12 to 14: coda.io/d/Applied-Active-Inference-Symposium-2025_d08cdDbWwRy/Symposium-Program_surazvwP#_luf3ZkIk
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