The brain predicts the future
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The world of science is celebrating because, after 1 year of conducting studies and trials, it was possible to demonstrate that the human brain has the novelty of predicting the future through auditory stimulation.
Studies related to brain prediction began on February 1, 2022 after scientists from the University of California (United States), wanted to answer why when a melody is incomplete or failing that, indefinite, the brain has the agility to predict the content despite not knowing it. It happens with many unknowns they have with the neurons of someone suffering from Alzheimer's.
Now, the research was based on the sound waves that are available to the human being and in order to obtain the results, they monitored the brains of 70 students of that university for 4 months. Monitoring that was carried out 24 hours a day, noting that, while these people were sleeping, they also yielded information that was very useful for this and other investigations. During the first phase, they listened to 3 choral melodies by Johann Sebastian Bach, in the second phase they went to the beach to listen to the explosion of the waves and, for the third and final phase, they had to spend a few hours in a quiet place.
While the trial was being developed, the people who were part of the research had a microchip in their ear and head since, in this way, they would be able to be monitored from the computer. An important point that we can not leave aside in this research is that, the only time that these devices did not have was when they were going to do personal hygiene. This research allowed to see in real time the auditory and sensory speed of the human being as well as, they managed to understand how the understanding of phrasing that the brain makes is broken down into fractions of seconds just by listening to a sound.
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Among the first results of this research it was known that the human brain has the ability to predict the future because, as sound waves perceive information, the neurons of movements and language are activated for this reason, the human being anticipates the possible events that will occur in the immediate future. Now, the objective of scientists and a group of neurologists who allied with this research is to demonstrate that the brain has a high entropy when anticipating what may happen later and, all originated by musical stimulation.
Similarly, with this research we will have key knowledge in how many neurons die in people who have Alzheimer's disease as well as, the time it would take to carry out this process of brain deterioration for this reason, during this 2023 they will develop 50,000,000 microchips which will be used to combat this disease that is ending the lives of many people and, In turn, to monitor how much the brain predicts with the musical stimulus.
To conclude, Haley Kragness, co-author of this study, reported that, with this research, it is expected that in the future we can anticipate possible diseases of brain origin because, according to the data provided by people who use microchips, it will be possible to know what our brain will be like in the future.