I'm trying to find a talk about perception again. It's mainly about the delay in processing of information (waiting for all the sensory input to get to "now") and that the brain constantly adjusts itself to compensate the delay. He also went on a tangent about what happens when the compensation doesnt work and how that may explain disorders like schizoprenia.
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I'm trying to find a talk about perception again. It's mainly about the delay in processing of information (waiting for all the sensory input to get to "now") and that the brain constantly adjusts itself to compensate the delay. He also went on a tangent about what happens when the compensation doesnt work and how that may explain disorders like schizoprenia.
Thanks in advance.