Anil Seth - The Neuroscience of Perception (Future of StoryTelling 2018 Speaker Film)
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Neuroscientist Anil Seth explains how what we perceive isn’t an accurate reflection of a real, externally existing world. In fact, perception and hallucination are based on similar processes-they are our brain’s interpretation of myriad inputs. His groundbreaking research provides fascinating insight into what this means for storytelling.
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Straight up, this just blew my FUCKING MIND. The fact that our brains really are just trying to piece together a reality. Then, depending on our beliefs we will actually see reality differently, things that we think are objective might actually be subjective. I always thought our brains were just filling in the cracks but they are drawing by numbers.
Thank you for the shared hallucination
Excellent video. I can't get enough of this topic. I can't believe it's taken me so long to "see" how fascinating it truly is.
This is the best summary of perception I’ve come across so far. As a minor knitpick I’d suggest that if you were using audio in a deliberate way it was a little too much. For me the audio was particularly jarring, the audio version of a strobe light. If it was some deliberate attempt to strengthen encoding then perhaps adjust the volume down so it isn’t quite so overwhelming. Thank you for a wonderful video though. I will definitely subscribe to this channel.
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:0 this is such a well produced video!!!! I love the animation and super good explanation!!!
A beautiful way to realize one must meditate truly to attain the end of perception even if it’s for a moment.
The end of perception is death. Why would you want that?
@@edanan99 death of the ego so you may be what you are . And no longer a mere conditioned Illusion .
@@edanan99 all there is to do is not grovel at its feet and cling not cling to it .
It’s not really there anyways .
Much much better job explaining it in the video than I would ever dream of being able to. When I try to 'use my words' to explain it, I get that look one gets when someone thinks you're crazy. It all circles back to perception. Wonder if neuroscientist experience a sort of Alice in wonderland effect in their career or just use their 'science' to stay grounded?
Loved the video, thank you for creating it! Got here through The Atlantic YT chan, looking forward to exploring your other content!
REMOVE THE MUSIC (NOISE) and the video will be massively improved.
The music is really stressful for that amount of time. everything else is great...
I totally agree the musac wa most disturbing. Such a pitty with an otherwise great production.
Great video! Music a bit to loud
Great topic, but I won't show it to my studente because the subtitles are not accurate.
I'm glad I came across your channel.
There is a big problem that I have with pop neuroscience of perception.
-It wants to replace the objective with the intersubjective ignoring the fact that other people are part of the external world themselves.
-If understand of the external world is not possible then consensus is also impossible, how would you know that they agree with you or that other people are not themselves just hallucinations?
-I do not posses a privilege access to other people which I do not posses for ordinary objects. It follows that if I don’t have understanding of external objects then I also do not have understanding of external people.
0:50
Since different minds may associate other sets of perceptions with the same words, it is unknowable what another person perceives.
You can not translate one private language into another one, so if we talk about our perceptions in public language it has nothing to do with our private perceptions.
So it is unknowable if we have the same perceptions or not, and because of this it is impossible to refute naive realism by comparing perceptions.
Wow this is really well made. Subscribed
Lisa Feldman Barrett said exactly this some years ago
Awesome video!
Incredible work
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Hello. Could you kindly share the name of the animator for this video?
how come in both footprint pictures they both look embossed
Im i the only one who doesn't see the horse and women
that music is so annoying what is that
Wow .
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4:36
So, you don’t know how the people perceive you. Do you want to know? Or can you figure it out on your own?
:) :)
Great video, what terrible noises they added over it. Unnecessary and spoiled the video