Is interface theory of perception by Donald Hoffman true according to neuroscience and evolutionary biology?
Is interface theory of perception true?
What is perception like? How objective can perception be? What is the difference between perception and sensation? What is the relationship between perception and thought? Are perceptions more real than reality? Do our perceptions misinterpret our sensations? Does cognition affect perception? What are some examples of sensation and perception? What is the difference between vision and illusion? What's the difference between perception and cognition? How does this optical illusion work? What is the difference between how we perceive ourselves, and how others see us? Can we ever really perceive from the viewpoint of another? What is orientation effect? What is the difference between "cognition" and "perception"? What is the difference between abstract and interface? What is the difference between abstraction and interface? If all perceptions aren't equal, by what means is the value of each perception determined? How could you describe reality if you had no senses at all? How do we actually see from our eyes? What is the meaning of a "sensory impression"? What causes this reproducible optical illusion? Do you think what you know are perceptions or truth? What is Interface in C#? Why do we use Interfaces? What sense are we using when we perceive someone's stare? How do we know what we perceive is real? How can illusions and senses be constructed? What is the (true) nature of reality? What is the difference between interface and abstract class? Would you agree that seeing our faces in the mirror is essentially the same as taking out our own eyes to look at ourselves (strange question I know)?