Neil Burgess: How your brain tells you where you are

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Prevodilac: Silvija Varga Lektor: Tatjana Jevdjic
00:15
When we park in a big parking lot,
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Kada se parkiramo na parkingu,
00:17
how do we remember where we parked our car?
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kako se sećamo gde smo ostavili svoj automobil?
00:19
Here's the problem facing Homer.
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Ovo je problem sa kojim se Homer suočava.
00:22
And we're going to try to understand
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Pokušaćemo da razumemo
00:24
what's happening in his brain.
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šta se dešava u njegovom mozgu.
00:26
So we'll start with the hippocampus, shown in yellow,
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Dakle, počećemo sa hipokampusom, prikazanim žutom bojom,
00:28
which is the organ of memory.
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koji je organ memorije.
00:30
If you have damage there, like in Alzheimer's,
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Ako tu imate oštećenje, kao kod Alchajmerove bolesti,
00:32
you can't remember things including where you parked your car.
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ne možete da se setite stvari, uključujući i gde ste parkirali auto.
00:34
It's named after Latin for "seahorse,"
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Nazvan je "morski konjić" na latinskom,
00:36
which it resembles.
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na kojeg i liči.
00:38
And like the rest of the brain, it's made of neurons.
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Kao i ostatak mozga, sačinjen je od neurona.
00:40
So the human brain
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Dakle, ljudski mozak
00:42
has about a hundred billion neurons in it.
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ima oko stotinu milijardi neurona.
00:44
And the neurons communicate with each other
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Neuroni komuniciraju između sebe
00:47
by sending little pulses or spikes of electricity
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slanjem malih električnih potencijala
00:49
via connections to each other.
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preko međusobnih veza.
00:51
The hippocampus is formed of two sheets of cells,
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Hipokampus je građen od dva sloja ćelija,
00:54
which are very densely interconnected.
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koji su veoma gusto povezani.
00:56
And scientists have begun to understand
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Naučnici počinju da shvataju
00:58
how spatial memory works
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kako pamćenje prostora funkcioniše
01:00
by recording from individual neurons
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beleženjem aktivnosti pojedinačnih neurona
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in rats or mice
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pacova i miševa,
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while they forage or explore an environment
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dok tragaju za hranom ili istražuju okolinu
01:06
looking for food.
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tražeći hranu.
01:08
So we're going to imagine we're recording from a single neuron
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Dakle, zamislićemo da snimamo pojedinačni neuron
01:11
in the hippocampus of this rat here.
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hipokampusa ovog pacova.
01:14
And when it fires a little spike of electricity,
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Kada neuron okine električni potencijal
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there's going to be a red dot and a click.
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pojaviće se crvena tačka i klik.
01:19
So what we see
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Dakle, ono što vidimo
01:21
is that this neuron knows
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je da ovaj neuron zna
01:23
whenever the rat has gone into one particular place in its environment.
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kad god je pacov otišao na određeno mesto u svojoj okolini.
01:26
And it signals to the rest of the brain
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On to signalizira ostatku mozga
01:28
by sending a little electrical spike.
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šaljući male impulse elektriciteta.
01:31
So we could show the firing rate of that neuron
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Dakle, možemo da prikažemo obrazac okidanja tog neurona
01:34
as a function of the animal's location.
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kao funkciju položaja te životnje u prostoru.
01:36
And if we record from lots of different neurons,
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Ako snimimo aktivnost više neurona,
01:38
we'll see that different neurons fire
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videćemo da različiti neuroni šalju impulse
01:40
when the animal goes in different parts of its environment,
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kada životinja ide na različita mesta te sredine,
01:42
like in this square box shown here.
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kao u ovoj kvadratnoj kutiji.
01:44
So together they form a map
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Dakle, oni zajedno formiraju mapu
01:46
for the rest of the brain,
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namenjenu ostatku mozga
01:48
telling the brain continually,
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obaveštavajući ga neprekidno:
01:50
"Where am I now within my environment?"
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"Gde sam sad u svom okruženju?"
01:52
Place cells are also being recorded in humans.
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"Ćelije mesta" su nađene i kod ljudi.
01:55
So epilepsy patients sometimes need
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Tako je pacijentima sa epilepsijom potrebno
01:57
the electrical activity in their brain monitoring.
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nadgledanje električne aktivnosti mozga.
02:00
And some of these patients played a video game
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Neki od ovih pacijenata igrali su video igricu
02:02
where they drive around a small town.
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u kojoj su se vozili po malom gradu.
02:04
And place cells in their hippocampi would fire, become active,
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Ćelije mesta njihovog hipokampusa bi se aktivirale
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start sending electrical impulses
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i slale električne impulse
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whenever they drove through a particular location in that town.
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kad god bi prolazili pored određenog mesta u tom gradu.
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So how does a place cell know
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Kako ćelije mesta znaju
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where the rat or person is within its environment?
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gde je pacov ili čovek unutar svoje okoline?
02:18
Well these two cells here
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Ove dve ćelije
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show us that the boundaries of the environment
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nam pokazuju da su granice sredine
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are particularly important.
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posebno važne.
02:24
So the one on the top
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Dakle, ova na vrhu
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likes to fire sort of midway between the walls
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voli da šalje signal nekako na pola puta između zidova
02:28
of the box that their rat's in.
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kutije u kojoj je pacov.
02:30
And when you expand the box, the firing location expands.
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A kada proširite kutiju, prostor slanja signala se širi.
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The one below likes to fire
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Ova ispod voli da šalje signal
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whenever there's a wall close by to the south.
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kad god je u blizini južnog zida kutije.
02:38
And if you put another wall inside the box,
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Ako postavite još jedan zid unutar kutije,
02:40
then the cell fires in both place
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tada ćelija okida impulse na oba mesta
02:42
wherever there's a wall to the south
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kad god postoji zid na jugu,
02:44
as the animal explores around in its box.
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dok životnja istražuje okolo unutar kutije.
02:48
So this predicts
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Dakle, ovim se predviđa
02:50
that sensing the distances and directions of boundaries around you --
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da je percepcija graničnih udaljenosti i pravaca oko vas
02:52
extended buildings and so on --
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uključujući i zgrade i slično -
02:54
is particularly important for the hippocampus.
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posebno važna za hipokampus.
02:57
And indeed, on the inputs to the hippocampus,
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Zaista, u aferentnim putevima hipokampusa,
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cells are found which project into the hippocampus,
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su ćelije koje se projektuju u hipokampus,
03:01
which do respond exactly
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koje reaguju upravo
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to detecting boundaries or edges
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pri otkrivanju granica i ivica
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at particular distances and directions
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na određenim odstojanjima i pravcima
03:08
from the rat or mouse
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od pacova ili miša,
03:10
as it's exploring around.
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dok se on kreće i istražuje okolinu.
03:12
So the cell on the left, you can see,
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Dakle, ćelija levo, kao što možete videti,
03:14
it fires whenever the animal gets near
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okida kad god se životinja približi
03:16
to a wall or a boundary to the east,
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zidu ili granici na istoku,
03:19
whether it's the edge or the wall of a square box
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bilo da je to ivica ili zid kvadratne kutije
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or the circular wall of the circular box
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ili kružni zid kružne kutije
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or even the drop at the edge of a table, which the animals are running around.
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ili čak ivica stola po kom životnja trči.
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And the cell on the right there
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A ova ćelija desno
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fires whenever there's a boundary to the south,
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ispaljuje kad god postoji granica na jugu,
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whether it's the drop at the edge of the table or a wall
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bez obzira da li je to ivica stola ili zid
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or even the gap between two tables that are pulled apart.
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ili čak prostor između dva razdvojena stola.
03:36
So that's one way in which we think
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Mislimo da je to jedan način koji koriste
03:38
place cells determine where the animal is as it's exploring around.
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ćelije mesta da bi odredile položaj životinje, dok istražuje okolinu.
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We can also test where we think objects are,
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Takođe možemo ispitati gde mislimo da su objekti,
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like this goal flag, in simple environments --
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kao što je ova zastavica, u jednostavnoj sredini
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or indeed, where your car would be.
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ili u stvarnosti, gde bi mogao biti vaš auto.
03:49
So we can have people explore an environment
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Tako, možemo imati i ljude koji istražuju okolinu
03:52
and see the location they have to remember.
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i vide mesto koje treba da zapamte.
03:55
And then, if we put them back in the environment,
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I onda, ako ih vratimo nazad u tu sredinu,
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generally they're quite good at putting a marker down
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u većini slučajeva odrede mesto
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where they thought that flag or their car was.
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gde misle da su bili zastavica ili automobil.
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But on some trials,
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Ali u nekim ispitivanjima,
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we could change the shape and size of the environment
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možemo da promenimo oblik i veličinu okoline
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like we did with the place cell.
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kao što smo uradili sa ćelijom mesta.
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In that case, we can see
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U tom slučaju, možemo videti
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how where they think the flag had been changes
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kako se njihovo sećanje na položaj zastavice menja
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as a function of how you change the shape and size of the environment.
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zavisno od naše promene izgleda i veličine okoline.
04:16
And what you see, for example,
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I ono što možete videti, na primer,
04:18
if the flag was where that cross was in a small square environment,
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ako je zastavica bila na mestu ovog krsta u malom kvadratu
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and then if you ask people where it was,
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i onda ih pitate gde je bila,
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but you've made the environment bigger,
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a vi ste u međuvremenu učinili prostor većim,
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where they think the flag had been
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mesto gde misle da je bila zastavica
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stretches out in exactly the same way
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se izdužuje na isti način
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that the place cell firing stretched out.
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kao što se izdužio prostor aktivnosti ćelija mesta.
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It's as if you remember where the flag was
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To je kao da se sećate gde je zastavica bila
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by storing the pattern of firing across all of your place cells
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čuvanjem obrazaca okidanja duž svih svojih ćelija mesta
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at that location,
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na zadatoj lokaciji,
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and then you can get back to that location
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onda možete da se vratite na to mesto
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by moving around
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krećući se okolo,
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so that you best match the current pattern of firing of your place cells
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tako da najbolje usaglasite trenutni obrazac okidanja ćelija mesta
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with that stored pattern.
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sa već sačuvanim obrascem.
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That guides you back to the location that you want to remember.
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Ovo vas vodi nazad na mesto koje želite da zapamtite.
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But we also know where we are through movement.
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Ali, mi znamo gde se nalazimo i pomoću kretanja.
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So if we take some outbound path --
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Ako posmatramo neki put odlaska -
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perhaps we park and we wander off --
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kao kad se parkiramo i posle odlutamo -
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we know because our own movements,
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znamo uz pomoć sopstvenog kretanja,
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which we can integrate over this path
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koje možemo da integrišemo preko ovog puta
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roughly what the heading direction is to go back.
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i tako grubo da odredimo glavni pravac povratka.
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And place cells also get this kind of path integration input
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Ćelije mesta takođe dobijaju ovako integrisani unos
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from a kind of cell called a grid cell.
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preko ćelija koje zovemo "ćelijama rešetke".
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Now grid cells are found, again,
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Ovakve ćelije se nalaze
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on the inputs to the hippocampus,
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u aferentima hipokampusa
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and they're a bit like place cells.
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i liče na ćelije mesta.
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But now as the rat explores around,
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Ali sada, kad pacov istražuje
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each individual cell fires
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svaka ćelija okida impulse
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in a whole array of different locations
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sa niza različitih mesta
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which are laid out across the environment
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i one su raspoređene po celom prostoru
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in an amazingly regular triangular grid.
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u obliku zapanjujuće pravilne rešetkaste mreže trouglova.
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And if you record from several grid cells --
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Ako beležite aktivnost različitih ćelija rešetke -
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shown here in different colors --
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prikazanih ovde u različitim bojama -
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each one has a grid-like firing pattern across the environment,
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svaka prostorno ima obrazac aktivnosti u vidu rešetkaste mreže
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and each cell's grid-like firing pattern is shifted slightly
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i svaki pojedinačni obrazac okidanja je malo pomeren
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relative to the other cells.
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u odnosu na druge ćelije.
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So the red one fires on this grid
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Crvena je aktivna na ovoj mreži
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and the green one on this one and the blue on on this one.
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zelena na ovoj, a plava na ovoj.
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So together, it's as if the rat
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Zajedno, čini se da pacov
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can put a virtual grid of firing locations
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može da postavi virtuelnu mrežu obrazaca ovih aktivnosti
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across its environment --
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preko celog prostora,
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a bit like the latitude and longitude lines that you'd find on a map,
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slično linijama geografske dužine i širine na mapi,
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but using triangles.
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ali koristeći trouglove.
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And as it moves around,
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Kako se kreće unaokolo,
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the electrical activity can pass
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električna aktivnost može da pređe
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from one of these cells to the next cell
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sa jedne od ovih ćelija na sledeću
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to keep track of where it is,
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pamteći tako gde se nalazi,
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so that it can use its own movements
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tako da koristi sopstveno kretanje
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to know where it is in its environment.
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da bi znao gde se nalazi u prostoru.
06:11
Do people have grid cells?
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Da li ljudi imaju ove ćelije rešetke?
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Well because all of the grid-like firing patterns
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S obzirom da svi rešetkasti obrasci okidanja u vidu mreže
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have the same axes of symmetry,
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imaju istu osu simetrije,
06:17
the same orientations of grid, shown in orange here,
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odnosno iste orijentacije mreža, prikazane narandžasto,
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it means that the net activity
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znači da bi ukupna aktivnost
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of all of the grid cells in a particular part of the brain
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svih ćelija rešetke u određenom delu mozga
06:25
should change
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trebalo da se promeni
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according to whether we're running along these six directions
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zavisno od toga da li se krećemo duž ovih šest pravaca
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or running along one of the six directions in between.
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ili ovih šest pravaca između njih.
06:32
So we can put people in an MRI scanner
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Možemo da stavimo ljude u skener magnetne rezonance
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and have them do a little video game
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damo im zadatak kao video igricu
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like the one I showed you
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kao ona koju sam već prikazao
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and look for this signal.
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i posmatramo ovaj signal.
06:40
And indeed, you do see it in the human entorhinal cortex,
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I zaista, to vidite u ljudskom entorinalnom korteksu,
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which is the same part of the brain that you see grid cells in rats.
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što odgovara delu mozga pacova koji sadrži ćelije rešetke.
06:46
So back to Homer.
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Dakle, vratimo se Homeru.
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He's probably remembering where his car was
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Verovatno se seća gde mu je automobil,
06:50
in terms of the distances and directions
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u funkciji udaljenosti i pravaca
06:52
to extended buildings and boundaries
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uključujući zgrade i granice
06:54
around the location where he parked.
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oko mesta gde se parkirao.
06:56
And that would be represented
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To bi bilo predstavljeno
06:58
by the firing of boundary-detecting cells.
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okidanjem ćelija koje detektuju granice.
07:00
He's also remembering the path he took out of the car park,
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On se takođe seća puta kojim je izašao iz parkinga,
07:03
which would be represented in the firing of grid cells.
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što bi bilo predstavljeno aktivnošću ćelija rešetke.
07:06
Now both of these kinds of cells
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Obe ove vrste ćelija
07:08
can make the place cells fire.
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mogu da aktiviraju ćelije mesta.
07:10
And he can return to the location where he parked
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On će se vratiti na mesto gde je parkirao
07:12
by moving so as to find where it is
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krećući se i pokušavajući da pronađe
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that best matches the firing pattern
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najbolje preklapanje sadašnjeg obrasca
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of the place cells in his brain currently
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aktivnosti ćelija mesta
07:19
with the stored pattern where he parked his car.
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sa već sačuvanim obrascem gde je parkirao auto.
07:22
And that guides him back to that location
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To ga navodi na lokaciju
07:24
irrespective of visual cues
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bez obzira na vizualne znakove
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like whether his car's actually there.
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da li je njegov automobil zapravo tamo.
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Maybe it's been towed.
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Možda ga je "pauk" odneo.
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But he knows where it was, so he knows to go and get it.
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Ali zna gde je bio i zna do njega da dođe.
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So beyond spatial memory,
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Osim pamćenja prostora,
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if we look for this grid-like firing pattern
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ako posmatramo ovaj rešetkasti obrazac aktivnosti
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throughout the whole brain,
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u celom mozgu,
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we see it in a whole series of locations
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vidimo ga u raznim delovima
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which are always active
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koji su uvek aktivni
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when we do all kinds of autobiographical memory tasks,
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kad obavljamo različite autobiografske memorijske aktivnosti,
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like remembering the last time you went to a wedding, for example.
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npr. kao što je sećanje kad ste poslednji put bili na venčanju.
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So it may be that the neural mechanisms
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Moguće je da se neuronski mehanizmi
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for representing the space around us
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za predstavljanje prostora oko nas
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are also used for generating visual imagery
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takođe koriste za stvaranje vizuelnog sećanja,
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so that we can recreate the spatial scene, at least,
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tako da možemo da rekonstruišemo prostornu scenu
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of the events that have happened to us when we want to imagine them.
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onoga što smo doživeli kada želimo da je zamislimo.
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So if this was happening,
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Ako se ovo dešava,
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your memories could start by place cells activating each other
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vaše sećanje bi moglo da započne tako što ćelije mesta aktiviraju jedna drugu
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via these dense interconnections
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preko međusobnih gustih veza,
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and then reactivating boundary cells
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a zatim reaktiviraju ćelije granice
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to create the spatial structure
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da bi stvorile prostorni sklop
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of the scene around your viewpoint.
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scene oko vaše tačke gledanja.
08:17
And grid cells could move this viewpoint through that space.
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Ćelije reštke bi mogle da pomeraju ovu tačku gledanja kroz prostor.
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Another kind of cell, head direction cells,
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Druga vrsta ćelija, ćelije pravca glave
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which I didn't mention yet,
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koje još nisam pomenuo,
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they fire like a compass according to which way you're facing.
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okidaju kao kompas zavisno od pravca kojem ste okrenuti.
08:26
They could define the viewing direction
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One bi mogle da definišu pravac gledanja
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from which you want to generate an image for your visual imagery,
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iz kog ćete stvoriti sliku svog vizuelnog sećanja
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so you can imagine what happened when you were at this wedding, for example.
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tako da možete da zamislite šta se dogodilo kad ste bili na tom venčanju.
08:34
So this is just one example
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Ovo je samo jedan primer
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of a new era really
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nove ere
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in cognitive neuroscience
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kognitivne neuronauke
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where we're beginning to understand
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gde počinjemo da razumevamo
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psychological processes
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psihološke procese
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like how you remember or imagine or even think
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kao što je kako pamtite ili zamišljate ili čak razmišljate,
08:47
in terms of the actions
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kao izraz aktivnosti
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of the billions of individual neurons that make up our brains.
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milijardi pojedinačnih neurona koji čine naš mozak.
08:52
Thank you very much.
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Hvala najlepše.
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(Applause)
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(Aplauz)
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