cortices

The issue is they're mostly ridden by teenagers with still-developing frontal cortices.

Additionally if the product is inherently unhealthy, we should protect underdeveloped frontal cortices from it, as we do with every similar thing (drugs, gambling etc).

You have multiple visual cortices that are made of roughly the same stuff as the rest of your neocortex.

A brain cell in your cerebellum is not generally interchangeable with a cell in your visual or frontal cortices.

Sustaining the activation of higher level cortices requires not only consciousness but attention and concentration.

Blind people's visual cortices do light up a lot more than you might think, apparently.

Vegetatve patients have their associative cortices deactivated, especially the precuneus that's known to be involved in the processing of information about oneself.

And even before the visual cortex, even on the thalamus level, the thalamus receives up to ~60% of top-down connections from non-visual cortices.

Broca's area, Wernicke's area, visual and occipital cortices (the latter of which, if damage occurs, can cause loss of sight).

They found that whereas the amateurs' brains exhibited more gamma-bursts in the medial temporal lobe, grandmasters had more gamma-bursts in their frontal and parietal cortices.

Dropbox perhaps could have a service tier for cerebral cortices.

So attempts to think of others as a box of predictable glands and cortexes (cortices?) can easily turn into a pseudoscientific projection of one's own preconceptions.

~70% of what you call "visual experience" is driven by non-visual cortices, like anterior cingulate, for example.

But Facebook gladly weaponizes their algorithm to drive "engagement" - and, surprise, children with still-forming prefrontal cortices are drawn to content that reinforce their natural self-criticisms and doubts.

As I believe, most of the people that applied for this job weren't "snipers" but more of a bit desperate types machine gunning each single input appearing in their over-caffeinated visual cortices.

"Cortical white matter increases from childhood (~9 years) to adolescence (~14 years)," while "cortical grey matter development peaks at ~12 years of age in the frontal and parietal cortices, and 14–16 years in the temporal lobes" [1].