Andrew Huberman· PhD
But then when you look at the neuroanatomy, it's, as we say, monosynaptically, as you and I know, one connection away from structures like the amygdala, one connection away from structures like the nucleus accumbens .
The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
But then when you look at the neuroanatomy, it's, as we say, monosynaptically, as you and I know, one connection away from structures like the amygdala, one connection away from structures like the nucleus accumbens .
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the presence of a monosynaptic one connection or direct connection or even a dysynaptic where there's an intervening connection but only one it is an important criteria because what it really says is that it establishes very fast communication between structures