How can hearing and balance improve learning?

Question

Can someone tell me how the auditory and the equilibrium systems can facilitate accelerated learning?

Answer 1

Been going deaf for the past year and spatial recognition and equilibrium is definitely weird feeling. Vestibluar excercises do help but hasn't cured it at all. ..thinkin about investing in a Magnapinna

Answer 2

Andrew can you pleeeaaassseeee do an episode on Narcolepsy

Answer 3

…Dr. Huberman, much gratitude…a LOT of information to unpack and apply to real life situations.  

As a Dyslexic, and specific to balance, I experience an auditory delay (the time it takes the brain to process sound information).  Additionally, having CMT (hereditary neuropathy) in my feet, the sensory information that my feet experience when standing/walking that is subsequently sent to the brain is corrupted therefore, the brain struggles to accurately interpret this sensory information consequently, maintaining my balance is a real challenge.  

Based on your explanation regarding acceleration and head position I visualize riding my bike in an accelerated figure 8 pattern(s) to enhance my ability to better maintain balance…hmmm

Thoughts?

Answer 4

Yaaaaaaayyy summer school.

Answer 5

Is the nucleus accumbens involved?

Answer 6

Thanks Bruv

Answer 7

Thank you, bro, for my interest in science

Answer 8

The content discusses how hearing and balance systems enhance learning and focus. It covers auditory processing, binaural beats, white noise effects, the cocktail party effect, and vestibular system functions. Tools for improving auditory learning, cognitive performance, and mood are explored.

Answer 9

Wait, so if binaural beats aren't uniquely special for learning… why are so many people swearing by them as a productivity hack? Are we all placebo-hacking our brains or is there something deeper going on here? Would love to hear real experiences

Comments

Placebo lending the confidence boost to accomplish is no joke. The mind can overcome all kinds of stuff by choosing to, some just dont realize something helped them subconsciously "choose"

Answer 10

¡Hola Profe! I was wondering, is there a way to speed up recovery after learning or working in really noisy environments. Like a noisy classroom, which is relevant for my teens, or having a construction site next door. I found that concentration in that kind of situations comes with a cost of being really tired, irritated and really sensitive to any kind of noise for a couple of hours afterwards. Thank You for all Your hard work and care for all of us.

Answer 11

If a person suddenly experiences hearing loss in one ear, is there anything that person can do to try to regain the direction or origin of a sound for which division cannot detect… As if it occurs in the back or in the sides of the head?

Answer 12

Any suggestions for equipment-less tilted acceleration practices? Thank you!

Comments

The Astronaut Training Protocol. Done by occupational therapists.

Answer 13

a podcast with dr joe dispenza plz