>The truth is the visual cortex is vast, and not sufficient to explain the human classification and perception of objects visually. There have been experiments

>The truth is the visual cortex is vast, and not sufficient to explain the human classification and perception of objects visually. There have been experiments which have exactly located individual neurons and sets of neurons responsible for the first layers of image recognition. i.e. a neuron that fires when a specific spot on a retina is stimulated (a single pixel) and neurons that fire which detect lines. This is not theoretical but actual probing of living brains. I'll find the paper(s) later.