Beyond “Seeing is Believing”: MIT Study Reveals the Brain Actively Rewrites Visual Input Based on Mood and Action
By Harshit CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, NOV. 30 —For decades, scientists viewed vision as a primarily bottom-up process: light hits the retina, signals travel to the visual cortex, and the brain forms an image. New research from MIT’s Picower Institute, published in Neuron, fundamentally challenges this model, showing the relationship is a two-way street. The study, led by senior author Professor Mriganka…
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