Steve Lehar
Steven Lehar is an independent researcher who has made a number of radical proposals on theories of philosophy, psychology, biological vision, and consciousness. His most radical theory is that the solid spatial world that we see around us in visual experience is not the world itself, but merely a miniature replica of that world in an internal representation. This is known variously as the theory of Indirect Perception, Indirect Realism, Epistemological Dualism, and Representationalism.
Articles by this Author
Proposal for Future Research
- By Steve Lehar
- Published 05/22/2008
- Quantum Physics
- Unrated
If the brain is in fact capable of generating rich and complex volumetric moving images, and
if those images are indeed defined by spatial standing waves in the brain, the potential for
future research of this new principle of neurocomputation is literally unlimited. In fact, this
would open up a whole new field of investigation with branches into many interesting
directions, some of which are summarized in this article
if those images are indeed defined by spatial standing waves in the brain, the potential for
future research of this new principle of neurocomputation is literally unlimited. In fact, this
would open up a whole new field of investigation with branches into many interesting
directions, some of which are summarized in this article
