How the brain merges Illusion and Reality

[clarkkent]

I found an interesting article:

sciscoop.com/story/2004/2/12/6530/65926

The research shows how the mind creates its sense of order in the world and then adjusts on the fly to eliminate distortions.

For instance, the first time you don a new pair of bifocals, there is a difference in what you perceive visually and what your hand does when you go to reach for something. With time, though, the brain adjusts so that vision and action become one. The ventral premotor complex plays a major role in that process.

[Hubbs]

Good article, i wonder what this can turn out to

More importantly, the researchers have identified areas of the brain where what we’re actually doing (reality) and what we think we’re doing (illusion, or perception) are processed.

That makes me think about the [color=Blue]Hallucination During Normal Waking Life[/color]-thread [url] Like seeing things that arent really there and such.

[WaNnAbE]

Very interesting article. In fact, a pretty interesting site…