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眼见为实？
4,782,181 views | 唐纳德▪霍夫曼 • TED2015
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认知科学家唐纳德▪霍夫曼试图回答一个大问题：我们体验到的世界是否是它真实的样子，还是体验到我们需要的样子？在这个有些让人震惊的演讲中，他思考我们的头脑是怎样为我们自己构建现实的。
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认知科学家唐纳德▪霍夫曼试图回答一个大问题：我们体验到的世界是否是它真实的样子，还是体验到我们需要的样子？在这个有些让人震惊的演讲中，他思考我们的头脑是怎样为我们自己构建现实的。
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Donald Hoffman
Cognitive scientist
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Donald Hoffman studies how our visual perception, guided by millions of years of natural selection, authors every aspect of our everyday reality.
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