Paper on perception science accepted for Oral presentation at MBCC 2025
15th May 2025.
Are the colors we see merely illusions? Is the continuity of perception we experience from a series of moving frames that create a movie not real? How far can we rely on our subjective perceptions to understand the objective reality of the physical world? This is a contentious question, one that has been much debated in both science and philosophy. Our paper explores this intriguing and relevant topic from the perspectives of biology and information theory, yielding various insightful understandings of reality and illusion. Throughout the discussion, we conduct a critical analysis of the underlying conditions necessary to define something as reality or illusion, challenging current definitions from cognitive science and neuroscience paradigms while fitting into the same framework.
The talk will be given by QRC founder Mr. Anil Patnaik
