Widespread, perception-related information in the human brain scales with levels of consciousness
Imaging Neuroscience July 29, 2024 Andrew D. Vigotsky, Rami Jabakhanji, Paulo Branco et al.
Abstract How does the human brain generate coherent, subjective perceptions—transforming yellow and oblong visual sensory information into the perception of an edible banana? This is a hard problem. According to the standard viewpoint, processing in groups of dedicated regions—identified as active “blobs” when using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)—gives rise to perception. Here, we...