It's been around, we've known this for a while, 25 years, 26 years we've known about, 25 years we've known about it.
And what's unique about this default mode network is, yeah, it's activated when you're just, like, sitting around and your mind is wandering, but it's also activated when you're anxious, when you're worrying, when you're ruminating, when your mind is, like, doing something that's not here.
And what you're finding in your research is that default, a certain part of that default mode network is particularly active when you're engaging in act we call it selfing.
I mean, so, uh, you, if I say point to yourself, most of us point with our fingers to ourselves.
But if, if we were to ask someone in an indigenous culture or we were to ask somebody that, um, is, comes from a collectivist culture or, you know, d- different types of cultures, the self isn't always little self.
It's been around, we've known this for a while, 25 years, 26 years we've known about, 25 years we've known about it.
And what's unique about this default mode network is, yeah, it's activated when you're just, like, sitting around and your mind is wandering, but it's also activated when you're anxious, when you're worrying, when you're ruminating, when your mind is, like, doing something that's not here.
And what you're finding in your research is that default, a certain part of that default mode network is particularly active when you're engaging in act we call it selfing.
I mean, so, uh, you, if I say point to yourself, most of us point with our fingers to ourselves.
But if, if we were to ask someone in an indigenous culture or we were to ask somebody that, um, is, comes from a collectivist culture or, you know, d- different types of cultures, the self isn't always little self.
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