a cup of coffee i have the same both a position in my brain he's grasping coffee so this make it easy it's variation it's but as it's. other people are not my group discovered in the births so some have these mechanisms so then in humans it has been just for women but it's not exclusivity in human beings so why is it that humans actually insights and compassion and not in monkeys. humans they don't know certainly human mirror make and even it's a much more diffuse the best example because it's difficult to speak about because what it means commission on it which is the. does the more cups. even the dog or so some kind of completion should be present she got it was but that is something which is typical to humans. we are able to eat meat eight monkey even

chimps able to do it or that if we're going to talk about imitation a bit later but i still want to get back to how our mirror neurons to from those of monkeys or animals or birds is it that our mirror neurons themselves are more developed voice it's just that we are more complex creatures no we have more. mirror mechanisms present many centers so it's present for example in send it to a t. to ocean and so on so i think india. much the better but he says the bigger always the sea. salt but the connection is much more diffuse and. the make it is flexible so if you have a board to defend it which is vital to the like you if you very likely just make it is. it would be somehow suppressive if you also would be bad men then the point

which i often says is ideology if you do so many do not see what happened in germany it's terrible during this period because one of the most civilized country do decide that jews are not humans. that are mentioned in the war and therefore they can be destroyed so the mechanism it's a very flexible and weak so idiology should force it so it can be very fruitful and at the same time very dangerous because it's already volatile but the coach should increase it rather than the destroyer it. everything but it's so vulnerable but you can actually it's very funny if you think we can own the normal . mode really did think about a policeman. could be very harsh but that's good because if the police is too good

it's that it would policeman the search of the surgeon see the blood but he doesn't stop. because it's his job so the mechanism could be more delayed to even the normal person but with society but from what i understand you in the bases of other things believe in the good of the human nature so you're saying that empathy is biological traits outburst and not i think that humans are born. to a stick with a strong feeling towards the otherwise the mother would never have cheated for a way so what you're saying makes all the economists theory wrong because economists are actually saying doubt self-interest is what drives humanity that is the main thing behind not completely true because if you think of it i've. found. economy we hear all the before of his most famous book which is to have.

another way about the moral sentiment and he said that. there is a very nice she said or do a person could be very good he's sensitive to. the state of the light when the happy so even in the economy that is the. idea that it's not only. the person so you brought up violence earlier on when you witness cruelty or you witness while and you. often efforts as but with the victim but you're also a mere rowing that cry right if you witnessing violence does that make you directly the victim of the crime because you're mirroring the clone because right

now when you turn on t.v. all you see is violence violence on. plasters are very violent video games are veiled violence and it's very important for us the new generation and the young generation to understand to what extent the violence that we don't experience physically on us but we witness affects our brains explain that to me i think that essentially we became used to it so we don't feel so strongly as it was twenty or thirty years ago so we see all the time the newbie can use something which is really i don't care so much who the biggest role is completely different we use it to see in a movie but we don't it's not true if you see vitamin c. destry it would be completely different it is a spade it is a very interesting experiment. to cheat.

and then. the fact was completed they were really scared when they saw in the theater. after the scare you so they realize that it is different from what was he. trying to figure out if violent behavior in general can be contagious for instance if you look at the sandy hook who attacked the elementary school in america police found paper clippings that he had say from noways rape who had massacred young people here before. but that's true but they perceived not only. so it's not just violence is the tone device so we can keep on watching tyrant films yes it's ok it's. so what about blind or deaf people do they also have. some how are they actually

inoculated an experiment do we. and they have the meter. the data to. back that for example you can recognize many action by sound. they did it when i was even better people who have good sight because there are more sensitive and it's more developed because they have to use these. so to me are in there are actually for our perception of art we know the people who knows how to play a piano one the hear music they have. in their brain much more different in the other people then that is a very nice experiment with. one another people and they have a very strong reaction in their brain the people who is unable to very weak it is

interesting that if you see another. couple. of c. four plus the malays not if you. know even exactly me or you. see the. couple a. couple waiter they have a very strong leader in effect what is it so new and groundbreaking about the mirror neurons that we don't already know i mean it's obvious that when you see someone eating on t.v. you get hungry and you see someone beating up a child you get emotional so what is it so groundbreaking about your. emotion for example. or normal people is that. understand emotion in two ways one two ways it's complicated ways for example i read to. people has been that they say all. this bt but my heart it's not increase to be doing my.

blood pressure is instead the mechanism we describe it is that if a thief already. knew this. so be you and me. and it's not that. it's not that there's two that you want to be but they feel that's that's the big thing. to visualize or view something new order to act that. need to in motion when they have. you or when see that you are in i have to of this see you are that's that's really the most strong in favor of that you and me are the same because the discordant feel that you had you would be like me you have no idea instead they called me back to it's very cold oh my goodness twenty people. that carry the water instead if they see somebody which

i'd like for example it's might be. we became the shade person and we know that makes it more clear. for all of this age draws for other action i mentioned before about. the so what about. we have. we have a very nice date that no nothing there is a center for the laughing and when you see somebody raffi the. need to be fired make an experience. that's so you don't laugh when they're off i don't know what happens in. your life it was a false alarm. yeah i keep forgetting you're too smart. you know we called it. the police you should. make smile

yeah we did mouth when i. steal their movie. you have all these muscles contract professor we're gonna take a show break right now we're back we'll continue talking to dr jackal maudie's a law professor at the university of parma renowned scientist who is actually responsible for this coverage. stay with us. on the idea that dropping brings to the. fight the battle. for the. public but.

by. the. we all. walk. development is all about numbers really pleased to report this quarter we are one hundred six point zero. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think back that i see mike do. over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart a says. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. is that just how a free market would. people went from pretty simple financial lives pre nine

hundred eighty to the point now where people are. just totally submerged in their financial accounts and they're all in debt and what exactly devoid society from the whatever the government tried to do both at nestle mrs. markham a few things workers. say this is not work this is. hopelessly disastrously wrong done not once up close enough lose off let someone might have been a top the definitions enough a man. once you king of the new south. take immuno equal to the south kesa. docks to get the damage and then you're going to bring. how we think i'm.

not. going to know when that beach. sounds out. just get silly me climbing a leftist i you know be deep better than this one tokyo find it is going to go. well i. did look because did a busy dancing little cultural trivia called the grammys. and we're back with dr jackal modi's our lactate who the man responsible for the

discovery of mirror neurons or talking about how we are nerds of fact human beings and our behavior so professor you want to talk about sports right because there are a lot of parallels with sports and studies have showed that young soccer players increased their confidence in their play just by visualizing there are moves before they do it so. thinking basically the same thing as doing it that's it's another make it is very close to me or make it is which is called it mother imagery so mother imagery is the capacity to think about yourself doing auction that is visited especially in france visionaire or motion but that's the same. which are involved. they're involved with one thing so you know there are a lot if i go serve you doing this or a thing that i am doing death you're on fire so the. trade there

knows that they say before. her inside your brain the action that's very useful for for traders for the so if the brain can affect the way you play and your performance ten observing someone let's say lifting weights actually affect your physical shape yeah really. does not mind could be repeated but if you observe somebody lifting your muscle. so you you can do everything but you know what is interesting in this field is that now we are working on this in a group what's called an action observation therapy if you have for example broken your legs. and then you have a cast you walk into strangely one casts out used to continue to work in a strange way you have to make

a rehabilitation if you look at film in you see that you are walking in a of correct way this mechanism which you had before became rehearsal one week you had no so it's really almost magic so you learn pretty much anything by just watching someone else watching film. but that's because the demeter maker is that the visual. but i'm just trying to figure out how much to know there is going to be a cruel system and the mirror neurons are related. to the mirror make it a big if if you know if you show it to be a do over a freddo. not to vote because you see the color of the shape. of. the dress is sold but it's not the demeter make it is related to motion so it's.

movement of. your emotional to ask you very tricky question very early question. you something. are the mirror neurons responsible. for the parts of the body that you can enact that change while visualizing or mirroring or i.q. what someone lose weight. yes and what i lose weight too when i see someone like exercising like crazy you know when it's burning fat wouldn't my fat burn is well do you. think about if i really. just want to ask a question as to a person who studies human brain. brain types very like the brain of a genius is a different. shape than brain of a normal person for instance or a brain of a person who is very good in mathematics is it different from the brain of a person who is good and know it's not microscopically for the difference in the

connection we know the brain that it's not particularly different from. the difference in the connection that you have about the size of the brain this was the beginning of the last change or did people who were measuring the raid that it. did some very brave to get in for have the huge grade. but they don't just stupid people have a big very. creative was ignored was pretty. talk to you about a topic that's very important to me how the mayor neurons actually shed light on possibly shed light on autism. some people all of interpret that mirror neurons that broken mirror neurons means autism which is true or it's the disease

and there is a moment of your life you each typically you must have emotion demesne import for normal people does enough with the mothers do it normally for other people that's not enough you know how you would it be bligh today so you have much more strong emotional otherwise the nazis. made. your emotions and know the better up and you dogged them. and therefore you are unable to understand them so if you're in there as are partially explaining exactly for i should explain how it is and can they possibly partially also help improve. how by before the only way we have know it's to giving more. each and increases your social ability so did the people who work so we just

have to get a lot of play trying to understand what she likes or what he died and so on if you do normally. after a while you stop. me but i must say another thing when we speak of voters we have to distinguish. we have normally they're just or even very hard to just. have a very don't they teach and so the way to treat them is different when you have just to allow them to socialize in the other case you have to re-install the f.t. to interact with the other people in addition to the social but in general you. by some exercises. outside stimulus hands or develop. the only we know it's doing things for

example there is a very nice experiment made in the hole we cheated when the child is unable to walk because it's too small or if you show that she walking there is no if you. as soon as they start to walk you can at this point to. strong activation so when you have the new motor ability you understand much better both to be so you greased the number of the orbiter so for most of the action it's very easy for motion they don't know how to do it. can you keep your brain healthy i mean you're someone who studies what do you do what kind of exercise well no it's clear that in order to keep your brain have it you have to do most of the exercise you have to have social relations and you have to see that actually interest you have destroyed. then you don't become old at sixty but you we can only do that. even if you know this very

day if you come out of sight even if you are. people with low education no interest you become very likely. and when you are sixty you have a culture you don't become. very old that's a good explanation you have you have medical action so even you would lose part of it you still have sufficient to interact with the other people if you are the poor man and we the culture one of you lost your few couldn't you be nothing so like stop start playing chess or doing math very good yeah something like that yeah ok. also exist physically exist. it's a very strange. i physically exists please your mental capacity but doing so makes that size when you are old it's good but i haven't noticed that when i run because

i run in the mornings i think twice as fast but here is. one thing. you know when you play tennis you feel very well i feel a bit with the y. because we have. their feet and when you do it's like a drug that official drug so it's. great braided you feel good to do but you have the drug right now with all this new technology information is very reachable you don't need to read books anymore you don't even know the letters you tap google and everything you want to know is there. how does that affect your brain. to face story one face is that certain you couldn't match faster you go to your computer you know everything about to just. before you have to go to a library so it's very good what is very bad is for social you often see to

see two to two lovers we should say of picking one together everyone has own and they're talking with another person to get or in. addition really became very sub for the week so that the danger of the technology so using just the personal relations but they don't affect the brain because if you learn fast you forget fast no no i don't know but certain deal you have more information. but the social aspect it's a dangerous. because if you well i have a david around she did in this bed most of the playing with the telephone before their way plays no imagining you may be doing now it's step one you somehow have and i'm sure they had to talk with you but they soon as feeling should have just that if so they play it with

a computer in general do our brain undergo evolution i mean they gain certain skills and lose others. well if you speak of who should be dead we. know because we fix it no. good you should do it. but. of course it's been. twenty years. or. so what are the skills that we have lost except for social interaction no social interaction we have that's. right professor thank you very much for this very interesting and.

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