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Your visual cortex temporarily cuts video transmission during eye saccades—a phenomenon known as saccadic masking—so the vibration of your skull doesn't induce motion sickness.

Human consciousness doesn't experience a raw physical reality stream; we stream a predictive rendering engine generated a few hundred milliseconds ahead of sensory validation.

We don't observe the world; we simulate it and correct for prediction errors.

#Neuroscience #ActiveInference #BrainScience #Biology #Science

Your visual cortex temporarily cuts video transmission during eye saccades—a phenomenon known as saccadic masking—so the vibration of your skull doesn't induce motion sickness.

Human consciousness doesn't experience a raw physical reality stream; we stream a predictive rendering engine generated a few hundred milliseconds ahead of sensory validation.

We don't observe the world; we simulate it and correct for prediction errors.

#Neuroscience #ActiveInference #BrainScience #Biology #Science

Your visual cortex temporarily cuts video transmission during eye saccades—a phenomenon known as saccadic masking—so the vibration of your skull doesn't induce motion sickness.

Human consciousness doesn't experience a raw physical reality stream; we stream a predictive rendering engine generated a few hundred milliseconds ahead of sensory validation.

We don't observe the world; we simulate it and correct for prediction errors.

#Neuroscience #ActiveInference #BrainScience #Biology #Science

Your visual cortex temporarily cuts video transmission during eye saccades—a phenomenon known as saccadic masking—so the vibration of your skull doesn't induce motion sickness.

Human consciousness doesn't experience a raw physical reality stream; we stream a predictive rendering engine generated a few hundred milliseconds ahead of sensory validation.

We don't observe the world; we simulate it and correct for prediction errors.

#Neuroscience #ActiveInference #BrainScience #Biology #Science

Your visual cortex temporarily cuts video transmission during eye saccades—a phenomenon known as saccadic masking—so the vibration of your skull doesn't induce motion sickness.

Human consciousness doesn't experience a raw physical reality stream; we stream a predictive rendering engine generated a few hundred milliseconds ahead of sensory validation.

We don't observe the world; we simulate it and correct for prediction errors.

#Neuroscience #ActiveInference #BrainScience #Biology #Science