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How stable is your sense of Self? New research says: More than you think.

7 February 2026

Using quantitative EEG, BM-Science researchers examined the reproducibility of functional integrity within three operational modules of the brain’s self‑referential network - each corresponding to one of the core phenomenological aspects of the Selfhood triumvirate: ‘Self’, ‘Me’, and ‘I’.

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Can we really taxonomize the nonordinary? A new article.

6 February 2026

Altered states of consciousness have long fascinated researchers, clinicians, and explorers of the mind — yet attempts to classify them often run into the same paradox: how do you create structure for experiences that resist neat boundaries? 

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  1. Operational Architectonics Theory of Consciousness recognized in award-winning artificial consciousness project
  2. BM-Science researchers contribute a chapter to new book on Hypnosis in the International Review of Neurobiology book series
  3. Brain-Mind Operational Architectonics Theory is included in the resource "Closer To Truth: Theories of Consciousness"
  4. Reflections from “Echoes of the Self” - new article is published

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Curiosities of the Brain

  • How much coffee the Brain would like?

    Coffee does much more than keep you awake – it actually reduced cognitive decline. Studies demonstrated that the optimal dose was three cups of coffee per day. Caffeine was proposed to stimulate certain neurons that protect against neurotoxicity.

  • What Brain cannot do?

    It cannot feel pain. The brain can feel pain from all over the body, but not within itself. The brain cannot store oxygen. The brain cannot store glucose (blood sugar)

  • What is a computing power of the Brain?

    One neuron performs up to 200 computations per sec, whereas a brain is capable to perform 20 million billions of computations per sec.

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