I am truly honored to receive this award from The British Psychological Society and I am looking forward to giving the keynote at the BPS Cognitive Section Conference in September! https://t.co/IOKmzKxAUb https://t.co/GhDOCgGBMT
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence.
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The discussions indicate a strong fascination with the findings. Terms like "mind-blending" and references to the brain's 15-second delay illustrate a profound realization about perception. Some users summarize the concept by stating, 'everything you see now has happened 15 seconds ago,' exemplifying the confusion and excitement over how our brains interpret reality. Phrases like 'we live in the past' contribute to a tone of urgency, indicating the perceived importance of these findings.
The majority of discussions express support for the study's findings regarding the brain's perception mechanisms.
There is a high level of curiosity, with many users expressing intrigue about the implications of visual perception and its delay.
Numerous posts reflect deep engagement by summarizing core concepts, discussing the methodology, and connecting it to broader philosophical questions.
Many users believe the insights presented hold significant relevance for understanding human perception and consciousness.
Abstract in brief
- Our visual perception often feels stable despite a constantly changing environment, suggesting our brain has a method to maintain this illusion.
- Researchers discovered a new visual illusion that indicates our brains smooth out our perceptions by integrating past visual experiences, even from up to 15 seconds ago.
- This process, known as serial dependence, leads to a biased perception where we might see a physically changing object as unchanging, highlighting the connection between how we perceive visuals and our past experiences.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyAmazing paper about how we mash stable perception out of the stimulation flux by @MauroManassa. Mind-bending, literally. (I love confronting the counter-intuitive.) https://t.co/EmBpXxMXyq
普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/gFNdawU9ZN
@motherland_sale Имеется ввиду, что существует задержка между решением и осознанием решения Эксперимент Либета https://t.co/9exdS5kXll Повторный https://t.co/sSyAvhnRxM Также недавнее исследование про 15 секундный лаг https://t.co/QkyWigkHpv +Лекции нейробиолога Роберта Сапольски о свободе воли
Science Advances Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/q96H7ZXwr0
We are pleased to announce that the 2022 Cognitive Section Best Paper prize has been awarded to @MauroManassi and David Whitney for their paper: Manassi, M., & Whitney, D. (2022). Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence. Science advances, 8(2)
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https://t.co/78X4EdapEp 原著見てなかった気がする
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@Dgotarokket @raphousetv2 Yes, it's factual per a 2022 Science Advances study (DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.abk2480). The brain averages the last 15 seconds of visual input via "continuity fields" for perceptual stability, creating a smoothed, delayed view of reality rather than real-time snapshots. This prevents
אוקיי אז בטח חלק ממכם מכירים סרטונים מהסוג הזה אבל עדיין אני בספק שמישהו שם לב לכל השינויים שהתרחשו ברקע, מחקר מעניין משנת לגבי מנגנון ההחלקה של המח אולי מסביר את זה, מה הכוונה מנגנון ההחלקה? נסו לצלם סרטון בטלפון כשאתם כל הזמן קופצים או רצים או מסיטים https://t.co/y1BXXw0GNn
"Notre cerveau fonctionne comme une machine à remonter le temps", suivant une nouvelle étude. C'est bénifique pour notre bien-être
Everything you see now has happened 15 seconds ago https://t.co/Bf47oAludk
Everything You See Happened 15 Seconds Ago. The human vision function with a 15s delay, which means what you see now has happened in the past. Everything we see is a combination of the last 15s of visual info. Source: https://t.co/esbV9xNUZL Learn More: https://t.co/WtEiDEXxiX https://t.co/JeG4uCHP39
representing our visual experience in each moment. Source: https://t.co/r6JSPzEJrg Learn More: https://t.co/Exhq2nJrNp
ナゾロジーの解説は全く信用ならんからあとで原著論文読む 原著論文: https://t.co/NxtARu45zm https://t.co/YYd7Qw86ij
面白かった Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence | Science Advances https://t.co/FMhZ8Ug44h
@SibelKibar https://t.co/UpYKvf0NWR Bunu visual sistemde de yapıyoruz. Beyin sürekli gelen bilgiyi işlemiyor. 15 saniyede bir kendini guncelliyor. Mesela hareketsiz bir ortamdaysaniz diyelim evde tek başına anahtar veya başka bir şeyi bulmak zordur, sonra bulunca AA gözümün onundeymis nasıl
@motherland_sale Имеется ввиду, что существует задержка между решением и осознанием решения Эксперимент Либета https://t.co/9exdS5kXll Повторный https://t.co/sSyAvhnRxM Также недавнее исследование про 15 секундный лаг https://t.co/QkyWigkHpv +Лекции нейробиолога Роберта Сапольски о свободе воли
Brought 240 Hz monitor will see if it has negative effects on eyes/brain. An interesting article. https://t.co/NN6eZUYjAn
RT @BodzionyRafal: Our brains keep us 15 seconds in the past to help stabilize the world that we see. Maybe this could be the path for moti…
RT @BodzionyRafal: Our brains keep us 15 seconds in the past to help stabilize the world that we see. Maybe this could be the path for moti…
@LivingwithLuci https://t.co/7W30BldNHd
◎原著論文→Mauro Manassi, David Whitney : Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence. Sci Adv 8(2) : eabk2480, 2022. DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.abk2480 https://t.co/1CH4QgMqJ2
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence | Science Advances https://t.co/KY2mQmj9zg
これかなり面白い。長年の疑問が一つ解かれるかも Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/7qFmoBcV9H
RT @BPSCognitive: Day three of #CogSec2022 begins at 10:15 with our final keynote of the conference from @MauroManassi who will be presenti…
Day three of #CogSec2022 begins at 10:15 with our final keynote of the conference from @MauroManassi who will be presenting his Section Prize winning paper ‘Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence’ which can be read here: https://t.co/NIPxKgwZrD
脳のリフレッシュ時間は約15秒 目の前の情景をリアルタイムで見ているのではなく、大体15秒間の映像を統合して一つの印象としてとらえているらしい。過去の情報を再利用することで効率的に視覚刺激を処理しているのね。/ Illusion of visual stability through active… https://t.co/2zPtuqXXFE
RT @leafs_s: Science Advances Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/q96H7ZXwr0
RT @leafs_s: Science Advances Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/q96H7ZXwr0
RT @leafs_s: Science Advances Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/q96H7ZXwr0
RT @leafs_s: Science Advances Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/q96H7ZXwr0
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/QHCrCjBkgM うわー、うわー、ノーベル賞級なのでは?
RT @leafs_s: Science Advances Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/q96H7ZXwr0
RT @leafs_s: Science Advances Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/q96H7ZXwr0
RT @leafs_s: Science Advances Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/q96H7ZXwr0
Science Advances Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/q96H7ZXwr0
RT @MauroManassi: I am truly honored to receive this award from The British Psychological Society and I am looking forward to giving the ke…
RT @BPSCognitive: We are pleased to announce that the 2022 Cognitive Section Best Paper prize has been awarded to @MauroManassi and David W…
RT @BPSCognitive: We are pleased to announce that the 2022 Cognitive Section Best Paper prize has been awarded to @MauroManassi and David W…
RT @BPSCognitive: We are pleased to announce that the 2022 Cognitive Section Best Paper prize has been awarded to @MauroManassi and David W…
RT @MauroManassi: I am truly honored to receive this award from The British Psychological Society and I am looking forward to giving the ke…
RT @MauroManassi: I am truly honored to receive this award from The British Psychological Society and I am looking forward to giving the ke…
RT @BPSCognitive: We are pleased to announce that the 2022 Cognitive Section Best Paper prize has been awarded to @MauroManassi and David W…
RT @MauroManassi: I am truly honored to receive this award from The British Psychological Society and I am looking forward to giving the ke…
I am truly honored to receive this award from The British Psychological Society and I am looking forward to giving the keynote at the BPS Cognitive Section Conference in September! https://t.co/IOKmzKxAUb https://t.co/GhDOCgGBMT
RT @BPSCognitive: We are pleased to announce that the 2022 Cognitive Section Best Paper prize has been awarded to @MauroManassi and David W…
https://t.co/Ci2KNtMJJh
We are pleased to announce that the 2022 Cognitive Section Best Paper prize has been awarded to @MauroManassi and David Whitney for their paper: Manassi, M., & Whitney, D. (2022). Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence. Science advances, 8(2)
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RT @KiaNobre: Amazing paper about how we mash stable perception out of the stimulation flux by @MauroManassa. Mind-bending, literally. (I l…
RT @KiaNobre: Amazing paper about how we mash stable perception out of the stimulation flux by @MauroManassa. Mind-bending, literally. (I l…
RT @KiaNobre: Amazing paper about how we mash stable perception out of the stimulation flux by @MauroManassa. Mind-bending, literally. (I l…
RT @KiaNobre: Amazing paper about how we mash stable perception out of the stimulation flux by @MauroManassa. Mind-bending, literally. (I l…
RT @KiaNobre: Amazing paper about how we mash stable perception out of the stimulation flux by @MauroManassa. Mind-bending, literally. (I l…
RT @KiaNobre: Amazing paper about how we mash stable perception out of the stimulation flux by @MauroManassa. Mind-bending, literally. (I l…
@crystalblaster YES me too, it reminds me of this https://t.co/oiFRnM9uAg
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/LxekCjonxO
RT @KiaNobre: Amazing paper about how we mash stable perception out of the stimulation flux by @MauroManassa. Mind-bending, literally. (I l…
RT @KiaNobre: Amazing paper about how we mash stable perception out of the stimulation flux by @MauroManassa. Mind-bending, literally. (I l…
Amazing paper about how we mash stable perception out of the stimulation flux by @MauroManassa. Mind-bending, literally. (I love confronting the counter-intuitive.) https://t.co/EmBpXxMXyq
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/Uo6xm3e211
RT @AvellSky: 普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability t…
RT @AvellSky: 普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability t…
RT @AvellSky: 普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability t…
RT @AvellSky: 普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability t…
RT @AvellSky: 普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability t…
RT @AvellSky: 普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability t…
RT @AvellSky: 普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability t…
RT @AvellSky: 普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability t…
RT @AvellSky: 普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability t…
RT @AvellSky: 普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability t…
RT @AvellSky: 普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability t…
RT @AvellSky: 普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability t…
普段見ている映像はリアルタイム視覚情報でなく平滑化された過去15秒間の情報、つまりスパコン京の40分に相当する情報処理を1秒で達成する人間に脳のリフレッシュレートが15秒であることが判明: Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/gFNdawU9ZN
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/0n9X3aGfQI
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/muMpcBCE3X
Brains smooth over visual input & create an illusion of stability. We don't perceive every single snapshot of our surroundings, but an average of what we've seen in the past 15 seconds! We "live in the past" & our idea of "now" is inaccurate. Source: https://t.co/541lf2Rs8K https://t.co/NfjLKF6Xhg
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/6Uo21VSXXe
なぜわたしたちは、ブレやノイズのない安定した世界を見ることができるのか? 実は、そのままの世界を見ていない 『過去の15秒間を平均化した合成映像』をみている https://t.co/ie0aiSmlVk
https://t.co/qbvk8qikfI ちゃんと実験結果みてないけどこれScienceに載るようなネタなの?15秒間をsmoothingしたというより知覚は動的変化情報に敏感でその情報が得られないときは過去情報をmemoryとして参照しているってだけじゃないの?
"we introduce a previously unknown visual illusion that shows direct evidence for an online mechanism continuously smoothing our percepts over time...We find that online object appearance is captured by past visual experience up to 15 seconds ago" https://t.co/JbswSKiplM
くそ面白そうだけど英弱なのであまり読めない https://t.co/gUOebbpK4N
ほー。 Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/JJYd6XM5l8
メモ Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/d2YvXFMpHc
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/F3JqbbcSBW
RT @rinatie_ceo: Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/namkDqYKmv
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/namkDqYKmv
@karpathy @shivon @ylecun https://t.co/Q1aRhdV80Q Evidence of 15 second clip length as visual input. Or maybe something like 20s rolling average back +5s projected/simulated forward
Buongiorno @karpathy , how many seconds for FSD software? https://t.co/sIr7069Cy0 15 seconds would be huge data!
@mblissconsult @michaelharriot https://t.co/b3fZ5RCX7t
story reported in The Daily Mail by @shivalibest on 1/Feb/22 original science by Manassi & Whitney 2022: Science Advances https://t.co/FJ39m7oWoz
RT @Lohar: Dato mindblow
Dato mindblow
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/WiVo8PxKBm
You can find this research and study here. https://t.co/Cr2fe95eNN
RT @PierreBonneels: This might interest my philo's friends @TakeshiMorisato, @masa_morioka: our brain "updates" every 15 sec. Somehow, we d…
RT @PierreBonneels: This might interest my philo's friends @TakeshiMorisato, @masa_morioka: our brain "updates" every 15 sec. Somehow, we d…
This might interest my philo's friends @TakeshiMorisato, @masa_morioka: our brain "updates" every 15 sec. Somehow, we do not perceive the world perfectly, in its entirety, at every moment. This recalls the reflections of #Leibniz and #Kant on our senses. https://t.co/aOCaYVxKxX
Miren el artículo este Prácticamente vivimos la realidad con 15 Segundos de atraso
#Illusion of #visual #stability through #active #perceptual #serial #dependence https://t.co/ntG5jAGg2x
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
リアルタイムでは見えていない。人が今見ているものは、過去15秒までの視覚情報をまとめたもの : カラパイア https://t.co/lr8DhW76VU https://t.co/b30HHGfhqq
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
For those asking for a deeper dive, this is the link to the original study
https://t.co/qkE0dalnaG
Some exciting new findings by Manassi and Whitney! https://t.co/sR2Aqv1XHs
"A continuous physically changing object is misperceived as unchanging because of a perceptual pull toward our past visual experience" Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/0dMvWZ91EH
Our Brains are 15 Seconds in the Past: Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/xuy9VFzfsP https://t.co/cFvJNNwlpF
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/AaAx01szec
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
@catovitch https://t.co/qkjrUD2VAL
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/IAVXtbf7tg
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(Interesting!) Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/iGCZgkp6fL
Very Interesting. Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/VpWfiL89wB
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/GK34wmlHoP
RT @mr_sunshine: Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/KJ6HnnnCSP
Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence https://t.co/KJ6HnnnCSP
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…
RT @MauroManassi: "Illusion of visual stability through active perceptual serial dependence" is now online on @ScienceAdvances. We discover…