Monthly Archives: June 2014
The Ethics of Neuromodulation for Consciousness Exploration
Posted on June 14, 2014 Leave a Comment
In 1641 Rene Descartes sat, ball of wax in hand, pondering the flexibility of material states and how such impermanence spoke to an object’s essence. Hundreds of years later, cognitive neuroscientists are probing into the recesses of the human brain, assessing its task-dependent states, and forming hypotheses regarding the underpinnings of its malleability. Just like […]
