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We expected to see the outer bits of brain, the cerebral cortex often thought to be the seat of higher human consciousness , would turn back on when consciousness was restored following anesthesia. Surprisingly, that is not what the images showed us. In fact, the central core structures of the more primitive brain structures including the thalamus and parts of the limbic system appeared to become functional first, suggesting that a foundational primitive conscious state must be restored before higher order conscious activity can occur. The researchers used the drug dexmedetomidine, a sedative typically used in intensive care, and propofol, which is one of the most common drugs used to induce and maintain anesthesia. Dexmedetomidine was particularly important, according to the researchers, because its effects are similar to those of normal sleep, which allowed the researchers to more readily determine whether brain activity was shaped by the effects of the drugs themselves or the actual shifts in consciousness. Both drugs triggered the same responses from the brain ancient core network, which suggests primitive consciousness really is localized taza stanley in this part stanley hrnek of the brain. The exact implic stanley termoska ations of this are hard to determine right now, but they could well be huge. After all, if these parts of the brain which evolved long, long before Homo sapiens emerged can produce even a very basic state of consciousness, then we need to understand just h
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