Is interface theory of perception accepted in neuroscience?
Is Donald Hoffman’s interface theory of perception true according to neuroscience?
What is perception like? What is the relationship between perception and thought? What is reality according to David Hoffman? What is the difference between "cognition" and "perception"? What is Richard Muller's hypothesis on the relationship between mind, brain and consciousness? What is the difference between perception and sensation? Does cognition affect perception? What's the difference between perception and cognition? What is neuroscience not? How objective can perception be? What is the difference between neuroscience and psychology? What are some examples of sensation and perception? Did Freud and/or Jung base their theories on concrete facts or on theories? Do our perceptions misinterpret our sensations? What are the main theories of psychology? What are the current theories explaining consciousness? Despite the criticisms of Freud today, is his psyche mode of the id, ego and superego still valid? What does Richard Muller think of philosophy? Can we ever really perceive from the viewpoint of another? What is it like to work in computational neuroscience? Psychology of Science: How plausible is the claim that there exists a separate dimension known as "aesthetic discernment" - that drives just as much of the variation in ability to create profoundly creative scientific/mathematical work - as intelligence does? What is the scope of an engineer in neuroscience? How could you describe reality if you had no senses at all? How does the nervous system, particularity the brain, react when the sense of touch conflicts with the sense of sight (eg. the bewitched ball optical illusion)? How can conscious experience arise from neural interactions? What is the most fascinating thing you know about in the field of neuroscience? Are perceptions more real than reality? Is it true that the face is the index of the mind? Is computational neuroscience related to artificial intelligence in some way? What are some cool ideas behind behavioral neuroscience?