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Showing posts with label Henry Markram. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Henry Markram. Show all posts

Friday, December 13, 2013

The boy whose brain could unlock autism


studies find an excess of circuits called mini-columns, which can be seen as the brain's microprocessors


Autism changed Henry Markram’s family. Now his Intense World theory could transform our understanding of the condition.

IMAGINE BEING BORN into a world of bewildering, inescapable sensory overload, like a visitor from a much darker, calmer, quieter planet. Your mother’s eyes: a strobe light. Your father’s voice: a growling jackhammer. That cute little onesie everyone thinks is so soft? Sandpaper with diamond grit. And what about all that cooing and affection? A barrage of chaotic, indecipherable input, a cacophony of raw, unfilterable data.
 
 

The boy whose brain could unlock autism — Matter — Medium


"Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable."