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Video Link:    • Autism & Auditory: Low Inhibition + High E...   In this whiteboard-style episode, we dive deep into the auditory brainstem response (ABR) and its profound implications for the autistic phenotype, tracing sound from the cochlea's powerful endocochlear potential through multi-step brainstem relays to the thalamus and auditory cortex. Highlighting high excitation paired with low inhibition, we map how poor filtering at key stations—like the superior olivary complex, lemniscus, and inferior colliculus—leads to listening dissonance, where sounds blend uncontrollably into overwhelming noise. The discussion underscores the mesencephalon's critical role in sensory gating, binaural processing, and the tragic risks of overload, emphasizing why compromised inhibition cascades into sensory chaos and the urgent need for understanding these upstream mechanisms. Daylight Computer Company, use "autism" for $50 off at https://buy.daylightcomputer.com/autism Chroma Light Devices, use "autism" for 10% discount at https://getchroma.co/?ref=autism Fig Tree Christian Golf Apparel & Accessories, use "autism" for 10% discount at https://figtreegolf.com/?ref=autism Cognity AI for Autistic Social Skills, use "autism" for 10% discount at https://thecognity.com 00:00 auditory processing episode: low inhibition + high excitation = sensory overload; mesencephalon key for hearing, vision, motor in autism 00:55 ABR & Mesencephalon Focus Review prior ABR episode (wave 5 emphasis); mesencephalon central for toxicity phenotype sensory issues 01:17 Brainstem Anatomy Slices Sliced brainstem views: medulla, pons (football shape), small mesencephalon, thalamus/subcortical above 02:17 Hearing vs. Vision Pathways Hearing multi-step (cochlea → brainstem → thalamus); vision faster (retina → lateral geniculate/superior colliculus) 03:21 Cochlea & Endocochlear Potential Spiral cochlea powers hearing; highest DC voltage (endocochlear potential ~+85-100mV) via potassium gradient; melanin underrated 07:56 ABR Waves 2-7 Breakdown Wave 2: exiting cochlea; 3: cochlear nuclei sync; 3-4: superior olivary/lemniscus (ITD/ILD binaural, glycine/GABA inhibition); 5: inferior colliculus; 6-7: medial geniculate to A1 cortex 14:17 Inferior Colliculus Role Glutamatergic excitation; binaural convergence; gamma needed for suppression (challenging in autism) 17:01 Thalamus Entry & TRN Gating Wave 6: subcortical/thalamus; TRN (GABA sectors) filters sensory; compromised in autism risks overload 23:20 Listening Dissonance Intro Sounds blending issue in autism; starts at olivary/lemniscus due to poor inhibition; firehose-like overload 35:59 Signal-to-Noise & Prefrontal Effort High excitation/low inhibition = noise dominance; recruits medial prefrontal/ACC/insula for top-down control 40:50 Overwhelm Consequences Hijacked emotional circuits (amygdala, insula); leads to shutdown/elopement; avoid talking when overwhelmed. X: https://x.com/rps47586 YT:    / @fromthespectrum   email: info.fromthespectrum@gmail.com