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Zero signifies absence or an amount of no measure. This mathematical object purportedly exemplifies one of humanity’s most splendid insights. Endorsement of the continuum consolidated zero as a cultural latecomer that, at present, everybody uses daily as an indispensable number.
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THE NATURE OF A DELUSION. [PDF]
My article entitled, " The Essential of Insanity," which appeared in theJournalof October 19 contained an argument supporting the proposition that " where there is no delusion there is no insanity, for the mind that is competent to comprehend facts and their bearings within the scope of its education and the limits of ordinary surroundings is a mind ...
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An Analytic View of Delusion [PDF]
The present article proposes a logical account of delusions, which are regarded as conclusions resulting from fallacious arguments. This leads to distinguish between primary, secondary, ..., n-ary types of delusional arguments.
Franceschi, Paul
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Toward Zero‐Excess Alkali Metal Batteries: Bridging Experimental and Computational Insights
This review explores zero‐excess alkali metal batteries, highlighting anode–electrolyte interfaces, metal nucleation, dendrite growth, and SEI formation while comparing Li, Na, and K metals. It critically examines electrolyte and separator roles, emphasizing substrate design, electrolyte modifications, interfacial engineering, and solid‐state ...
Pan He+6 more
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Delusional Belief induced by clomiphene treatment [PDF]
We report the case of a 35 year old women who developed a complex paranoid delusion during the course of clomiphene treatment für ovulation. The psychopathology was remarkable, because after a short hypomanic period the patient was without severe ...
Grimm, Dr. Oliver, Hubrich, Dr. Petra
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Distinct neural networks associated with obsession and delusion: A connectome-wide association study [PDF]
BACKGROUND: Obsession and delusion are theoretically distinct from each other in terms of reality testing. Despite such phenomenological distinction, no extant studies have examined the identification of common and distinct neural correlates of obsession
Jung, Wi Hoon+7 more
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This open access book offers an exploration of delusions—unusual beliefs that can significantly disrupt people’s lives. Experts from a range of disciplinary backgrounds, including lived experience, clinical psychiatry, philosophy, clinical psychology, and cognitive neuroscience, discuss how delusions emerge, why it is so difficult to give them up, what
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Comparison of Large Language Model with Aphasia
Large language models (LLMs) answer almost all questions fluently but often inaccurately, which resembles a specific type of aphasia in humans. Using a data‐driven analysis called energy landscape analysis, this study reveals similarities in the internal information dynamics between LLMs and the brains of humans with receptive aphasia, such as Wernicke'
Takamitsu Watanabe+4 more
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Delusion has always been a central topic for psychiatric research with regard to etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment, and forensic relevance. The various theories and explanations for delusion formation are reviewed. The etiology, classification and management of delusions are briefly discussed. Recent advances in the field are reviewed.
Chandra Kiran, Suprakash Chaudhury
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PlantGPT integrates 60 000+ plant research articles with Arabidopsis phenotype‐gene data through retrieval‐augmented generation and fine‐tuning of Llama3‐8B. This open‐source, specialized AI system outperforms general large language models in plant gene‐phenotype relationships, establishing a new paradigm for functional genomics research and molecular ...
Ruixiang Zhang+14 more
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