The Nature of Seeing | How the Brain Constructs the Visual World

Michael Buice, Ph.D., from the Allen Institute for Brain Science in Seattle, explains how our brains construct the visual world that surrounds us.

[@sudhirsharma2902]

Interesting topic to explore in future.

[@hanchuanpeng7563]

Remind me of another interesting discussion 10+ years ago w Sydney Brenner and Dale Purves at Berkeley. Sydney was advocating his notion of two types of computation, and argued a brain largely would use look-up tables for quick information search (computation) and interpolation.

[@naimacherqi5144]

our perception of reality Its way more COMPLICATED than that ...

[@antonioreyes8499]

Can you hear me telepathically? ?

[@billthompson7072]

There is no brain and it does not see but things and feelings appear to a Phenomenal 😊

[@petergriffin8767]

Back to school with you

[@billthompson7072]

​@@petergriffin8767there is no school and there is no me 😊

[@petergriffin8767]

@@billthompson7072 exactly

[@liberationwasalie2982]

What is this kind of study called

[@mambwechibu6899]

perception study

[@OliverSzabo-gz8yp]

Are we living in a holographic universe? Or how? We dont see with our eyes, so interesting....