today we are talking with moscow state university professor, neurophysiologist vyacheslav dubynin about it’s the brain, the brain obviously works differently, but on the other hand it certainly works, just like you see some nightmare. you think at least it wouldn’t work. with sleep, in fact, the story turned out to be very complicated, again, as always , not fully known, but there are two states: the so-called sleep-rest, slow waves appear on the electroencephalogram. a paradoxical dream, when there are waves on the electroencephalogram, as if a person is actively doing something, we see images, we all see dreams that we can then tell me, we actually lived there , but, although these are unreal events, at the moment when a paradoxical dream occurs, the likelihood of dreams is much higher, it turns out that at this moment the brain, separated from sensory signals, firstly, sifts through the information from point of view. in fact, in the end, if you ask a person what was there on vacation 10 years ago, you will hardly remember where it was, and like, well , it seems it was good, but what

about how healthy people can continue to be healthy, no matter what, today we are talking with vyacheslav dubyninns of billions of neurons, 90 billion, i don’t know who counted it , i wonder how they counted it, by the way, suzanna herculana huzel, a wonderful brazilian scientist. she figured out how to divide the brain into separate cells and distinguish neurons from glial cells, she has excellent work , and just phylogenetic ones, it takes a very long time to count up to 90 billion, you know, you need to count it very quickly in order to make it in time for your life, she and has been working for 20 years, she has excellent articles, there is a comparison of the brains of marsupials, a comparison of the brains of parrots, or for example, the brains of humans, elephants and whales, well, let’s see, the cells in a person’s brain, when he is born, they are the same. .. and some kind of respiratory center or a hunger center, there are few neurons there, in fact they are , apparently, in some fairly rigid positions, this in the case of human development is laid down at some of the very early stages,

today we will talk with vyacheslav dubynin. about the brain and problems of neurophysiology, you knowows everything about the brain , well, we’re trying, in fact, the brain is different levels, molecular, cellular, structural, the level of such system processes, like memory or emotions, well, at each level we know 20, 30 percent, 40, that's about it, but most people are interested in how the brain works, that is , its final exhaust, let's say how... we think, well, we think mainly in words for simplicity, but if so, although of course, figurative thinking also exists, words are what pavlov, pavlov in his time called the second signal system, words we designate some real events, sometimes words are something... then they generalize, well, in the end, as a person goes through his life , he accumulates vocabulary there in non- networks, well, apparently, the main zone where... all this accumulates is the so-called parietotemporal-occipital region, there are more and more words there , and we begin to think with them, can i do this very thing, because i i feel like you’re just going throu

we talked with moscow state university professor, doctor of biological sciences, vyacheslav dubynin,hing the podcast triggers, with you its leading psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya, psychologist and psychotherapist sergei nasebyan, our guest today is maria, hello, maria, hello, tell us why you are coming to us they came, and i am currently 35 years old, i live with my mother, and... i have never had a serious relationship and have never been married, i don’t have children either, in the future i would plan to start my own family, i would like but i don’t want to leave my mother alone , my mother is 68 years old, she is a lonely pensioner, she sits at home all the time, alone, somehow she has no friends, no girlfriends, not even pets, nothing, and i really don’t want to leave her alone , it seems to me that this is somehow cruel, i am a very empathetic person, very kind... it’s hard for me to decide decide that i should build my own happiness , my own family, or continue to live with my mother, but then i kind of sacrifice my future, my possible family happiness, in general, you are