[ExI] brain map

[Anders]

Yup, this is great! The Brodmann areas have had a good run, but they 
were clearly rather obsolete guesswork. This is modern, shiny 
data-driven guesswork.

It is interesting to see that they found individuals with atypical 
topology. People can really have different brains. Although the 
differences are not enormous and global, at least not in the test 
subjects they got.


On 2016-07-21 17:16, William Flynn Wallace wrote:
> ​http://www.nature.com/articles/nature18933.epdf?referrer_access_token=yW7fYJJ13ccJ1n-3a7WNkdRgN0jAjWel9jnR3ZoTv0O0Lx4Tw9Skr3oFpihwmWy3rOpIR_PgsKSYzJ0kckcyZVubMoWVn1F0nPCMpkB1956MF9lJEiw5_Q413j8UGvT7SIN0e02T4Cn8tL2UHeDImhhy_GhryTlsNa_uqdKFa14Wkxg0t0gqeZQoPECHuwq9q7xiR-xN6-eH5NoR2XjA4otezYYUPvflTVV0nrx-Ljtpfwe4YQ-fcHyoFzPRNF7xqKCLjUdLd-jmO4tjv0a7gGTBMxhxnTc_2Xo1BE_tn5c%3D&tracking_referrer=www.nytimes.com
>
> Way of my league but of interest to some on this list, I think.
>
> bill w​
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Dr Anders Sandberg
Future of Humanity Institute
Oxford Martin School
Oxford University

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