McGurk Effect - Discussion
McGurk Effect
Mettafore, módosítva 7 év-val korábban at 2017.02.13. 10:25
Created 7 év ago at 2017.02.13. 10:25
McGurk Effect
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This is quite an interesting example of cognitive dissonance i.e., how our mind modifies pure sensory information to fit our preconceived notions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-lN8vWm3m0
I tried to do some Mahasi noting like "hearing hearing hearing". I am quite sure that the illusion gets broken for a couple of seconds. Pretty neat ;) .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-lN8vWm3m0
I tried to do some Mahasi noting like "hearing hearing hearing". I am quite sure that the illusion gets broken for a couple of seconds. Pretty neat ;) .
Daniel M Ingram, módosítva 7 év-val korábban at 2017.02.13. 21:39
Created 7 év ago at 2017.02.13. 21:39
RE: McGurk Effect
Bejegyzések: 3274 Csatlakozás dátuma: 2009.04.20. Legújabb bejegyzésekBanned For waht?, módosítva 7 év-val korábban at 2017.02.14. 7:01
Created 7 év ago at 2017.02.14. 7:01
RE: McGurk Effect
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If to watch that video, it took me a while to get it what is spoken of or whats the point made. Finally i realized what is it about, that means my thoughts moved. Nevertheless its not like i got the point or level what the author wanted to convey, but i was abel to turn my thoguhts so i feel like i got new knowledge.
That video worked as a trigger or catalyst. I was ready.
That video worked as a trigger or catalyst. I was ready.
Mettafore, módosítva 7 év-val korábban at 2017.02.14. 9:25
Created 7 év ago at 2017.02.14. 9:25
RE: McGurk Effect
Bejegyzések: 171 Csatlakozás dátuma: 2014.03.24. Legújabb bejegyzések
I am sure some Abhidhamma or Sutta expert can explain this effect better than me in Buddhist technical terms.
This definitely reminds me of the magic show metaphor in Bhikku Nanananda's book:
http://www.dhammatalks.net/Books12/Katukurunde-Nanananda-Bhikkhu_the_Magic_of_the_Mind.pdf
This definitely reminds me of the magic show metaphor in Bhikku Nanananda's book:
http://www.dhammatalks.net/Books12/Katukurunde-Nanananda-Bhikkhu_the_Magic_of_the_Mind.pdf
Bruno Loff, módosítva 7 év-val korábban at 2017.02.14. 12:19
Created 7 év ago at 2017.02.14. 12:19
RE: McGurk Effect
Bejegyzések: 1094 Csatlakozás dátuma: 2009.08.30. Legújabb bejegyzésekChristine, módosítva 7 év-val korábban at 2017.02.14. 14:20
Created 7 év ago at 2017.02.14. 14:20
RE: McGurk Effect
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I saw this on an episode of the Nature of Things on CBC, it shows examples of how the brain fills in a lot of missing information. I found the rubber hand experiment really interesting. Here is the episode, I am not sure if you can see it outside of Canada:
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/episodes/myth-or-science-the-secrets-of-our-senses
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/episodes/myth-or-science-the-secrets-of-our-senses