Also. When I have scratched the surface on the neuroscience of sensory perception and cognition, I’m left with the sense that it is all metaphorical anyway.
I mean, what does it mean to “see” or “hear” or “recognize” or “compare” or “imagine”?
Also. When I have scratched the surface on the neuroscience of sensory perception and cognition, I’m left with the sense that it is all metaphorical anyway.
I mean, what does it mean to “see” or “hear” or “recognize” or “compare” or “imagine”?
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