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Gyorgy Buzsaki is one of the least appreciated and most profound neuroscientists alive. Like many proper philosophers, I think his understanding is best appreci
by ckemere 4y ago
Gyorgy Buzsaki is one of the least appreciated and most profound neuroscientists alive. Like many proper philosophers, I think his understanding is best appreciated in conversation as opposed to via lectures or books. Though it is the case that his ~1982 review of hippocampal oscillations (which he basically codified) predicts a large majority of the concepts that neuroscientists that study sleep, learning, memory, and decision making are still trying to prove.
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- fat_cantor 4y agoWhat makes you say he is underappreciated? He is a rock star in neuroscience