A framework for the first-person internal sensation of visual perception in mammals and a comparable circuitry for olfactory perception in Drosophila

RT @KunjVadakkan: Hello "consciousness research" community, we have a testable mechanism for perception, memory, & consciousness https://t…

Hello "consciousness research" community, we have a testable mechanism for perception, memory, & consciousness https://t.co/2U9NAqWufn https://t.co/ChC6lDmPlZ https://t.co/gtyJQMAfdf that provide interconnected explanations. https://t.co/3Gh8ck5rqP P

@JoeCarrion2 Sorry for delay. Didn't quite understand question. Is it, "Can we perceive something without a sensory stimulus?" If we can understand perception, we should be able to explain it. E.g are pressure phosphenes, hallucinations etc. More here: htt

Degeneracy of inputs in firing a neuron https://t.co/62RfgCG7cE informs that certain functions occur at the input level. An input level mechanism can explain perception. https://t.co/2U9NArdxhn Can re-interpret 3rd person findings https://t.co/GNxS5naeF

@LenkaPatakova Visual perception is a first-person inner sensation taking place in the visual cortex. https://t.co/wkQjPZtgkq

@LenkaPatakova @AcademicChatter In this attempt, I found a mechanism. You can read this work here https://t.co/wkQjPZtgkq

@hb_cell Thanks for the paper. Now, there are 2 things. First, using the findings of the paper, we need to explain perception (auditory) & not memory. The internal sensation of perception should be occurring by a related mechanism. Please refer for an