Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Endogenous thoughts are thoughts that  activate in a top-down manner or in the absence of the appropriate stimuli.  use endogenous thoughts to plan or recall past events. In this sense, endogenous thinking is one of the hallmarks of our cognitive lives. , I investigate how it is that  come to possess endogenous control over our thoughts. Starting from the close relation beten language and thinking, I look into speech production—a process motorically controlled by the inferior frontal gyrus (IFG). Interestingly, IFG is also closely related to silent talking, as ll as volition. The connection beten IFG and volition is important given that endogenous thoughts are or at least greatly resemble voluntary actions. Against this background, I argue that IFG is key to understanding the origins of conscious endogenous thoughts. Furthermore, I look into goal-directed thinking and show that IFG plays a key role also in unconscious endogenous thinking.
['Alexandros Tillas']
I am writing a research paper on a idea On the origins of endogenous thoughts
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