Chapter
The Relationship Between Perception and Thinking
46:17 - 50:04 (03:47)
Thinking incorporates sensations from past, present, and future, while perception involves the sensations we focus on in the present. There is evidence for weak magnetic sensing in some humans.
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Our senses translate physical entities into nerve signals, but are limited as compared to other animals.
46:17 - 47:30 (01:13)
Summary
Our senses translate physical entities into nerve signals, but are limited as compared to other animals. Intuition is not considered a sense, instead, it's a sense of one's internal world known as interoception.
ChapterThe Relationship Between Perception and Thinking
Episode1072 Unlocking The Power of Your Mind w/Neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Huberman
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Human senses constrain our experience of the world by only allowing us to see certain things, while there is much happening that we can't see.
47:30 - 48:41 (01:11)
Summary
Human senses constrain our experience of the world by only allowing us to see certain things, while there is much happening that we can't see. Some humans may have weak magnetic sensing, but it is not strong in most people, unlike turtles who can navigate based on magnetic fields in the ocean.
ChapterThe Relationship Between Perception and Thinking
Episode1072 Unlocking The Power of Your Mind w/Neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Huberman
PodcastThe School of Greatness
This podcast discusses how thinking incorporates sensations from the past, present, and future and how perception is focused on which sensations we pay attention to.
48:41 - 50:04 (01:22)
Summary
This podcast discusses how thinking incorporates sensations from the past, present, and future and how perception is focused on which sensations we pay attention to.