Beyond the evoked/intrinsic neural process dichotomy

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@micahgallen There is this excellent paper from Taylor Bolt, @mljanderson and @LucinaUddin - covers this point really nicely, and great figures! https://t.co/QaHImQ6rCo

@neuromeditate Sounds interesting, it reminds me of another article that mesmerized me, by Taylor Bolt, @LucinaUddin and colleagues, one of those two: https://t.co/N56N9jHThh https://t.co/THUTz1Bcp3 https://t.co/ZDt5wP3vMN

RT @LucinaUddin: @PessoaBrain that spontaneous and evoked activity can be meaningfully separated https://t.co/2KTatTwnPn

@PessoaBrain that spontaneous and evoked activity can be meaningfully separated https://t.co/2KTatTwnPn

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