A serious crisis is identified in theories of neurocomputation, marked by a persistent disparity
between the phenomenological or experiential account of visual perception and the …

Our brain is not a" stand alone" information processing organ: it acts as a central part of our
integral nervous system with recurrent information exchange with the entire organism and …

The counting process can only be fully understood when taking into account the visual
characteristics of the sets counted. Comparing behavioral data as well as event-related …

The Projective Consciousness Model and its extension to the phenomenal selfhood model
are the generic invariant structures of consciousness through five symmetries. They include …

Neuroscience is in a state of serious crisis. For although our knowledge of the
neurophysiological and biomolecular properties of the brain continues to advance by leaps …

This book tells the story of my psychonautical exploits, from my early teen experimentation
with alcohol intoxication, all the way to my most intense and dissociated experiences as a …

Lehar's Gestalt Bubble model introduces a computational approach to holistic aspects of
three-dimensional scene perception. The model as such has merit because it manages to …

Visualization is often more an art than a science. Here a model-based approach to
visualization is promoted in order to make steps forward in this respect. The main …

It is tough to relate visual perception or other achievements to physiological processing in
the central nervous system. The diagrammatic, algebraic, and verbal pictures of how sights …

Vision scientists standardly assume that the goal of vision is to recover properties of the
external world. Lehar's “miniature, virtual-reality replica of the external world inside our …