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It's probably the projection of my own bias there, thanks for your perspective! (and for the link)
by cmehdy 6y ago
It's probably the projection of my own bias there, thanks for your perspective! (and for the link)
- omginternets 6y agoIn all fairness, there probably is some bias towards vision. More exactly, there is bias towards things that are easy to study. Vision and audition are easy to study because screens and speakers are widely available. Touch and proprioception are harder, but still common. Smell and taste are rare. So your point is far from crazy. However, there is sufficient multi-modal evidence that I don't think our current theories of access consciousness are mere visual artifacts.