Neural Computation: Markus Meister at TEDxCaltech

[@min11benja]

I had always been told that the eye is drawn to moving objects, and as a general rule, you should be moving more than your surroundings to attract everyone's attention, this is an in depth explanation as to why, just amazing.

[@bonob0123]

Very nice. Man knows his audience and so sticks to review of basic physiology knowing that that will be enlightening to most of the audience. Doesn't jump straight into esoterica. Nice clean organization and clearly presented.

[@AmbiguousMethods]

I enjoyed this, don't underestimate the worth of a very concise and clear explanation.

[@michellereidemail]

So if the basis of our sensory experience is partially predicting the future, what is it like when we lose the ability to compute any predictions? Are there any pathologies associated with the inability to see continuation in a visual stimulus?

[@min11benja]

Interesting question, maybe it is similar to what happens when you encounter laag in a video game and the frames per second drop, or maybe they get filled in but with previous frames. It would be interesting to see what similarities and diferences people with theese pathologys (if documented or existing now) would present.

[@al8-.W]

It might be some kind of brain related blindness

[@XenogeneGray]

I can see the wonders of sight thanks to this :D

[@anastasiadunbar5246]

So you'll be able to simulate afterimages, orthostatic hypotension, greyout and etc. in the future?

[@HuoFaru]

Please watch , enjoy, share!

[@davidarodgers7037]

GOD IS REAL!! This is absolute brilliant engineering!!

[@zainulabdeen3368]

The beauty of GOD's creation