Scientists propose new framework for how the brain compresses sensory noise into perception
Researchers have put forward a new theoretical framework explaining how the brain manages the constant flood of sensory input — from photons hitting the retina to chemicals activating taste buds and skin nerve endings. The model proposes that the brain performs massive data compression to produce a coherent perception of reality. The framework could reshape scientific understanding of how the nervous system processes information.
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