Demystifying the Mind This feature is the second installment in a three-part series on the scientific struggle to explain consciousness. To read the previous installment and see what’s in the next issue, click here.
Michael Morgenstern
FLIP-FLOP PERCEPTION Visual illusions offer a good way to study awareness. Though input into the retina remains constant, the mind toggles between perceiving a vase versus faces (left) or a box with a red back versus red front (middle).
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