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This episode reveals how our brain actively constructs our perception of reality and our sense of self, challenging the notion of a passively observed world.
“This episode reveals how our brain actively constructs our perception of reality and our sense of self, challenging the notion of a passively observed world.”
— Anil Seth, Being You
Consciousness, Perception, Neuroscience, Self
If you've ever felt your perception of reality isn't quite as objective as it seems, this will feel familiar a profound new understanding of how your brain creates your world.
Anil Seth, a neuroscientist and co-director of the Sackler Centre for Consciousness Science, brings decades of research to illuminate how our brains actively construct our subjective reality and sense of self.