Joel Pearson
π€ SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
Now I imagine the red one.
And now I saw the red picture in the binocular ivory.
Turns out that what we imagine does change our visual perception.
It literally changes how we see the world with the caveat, you know, if you have mental imagery.
We don't see that same response.
It was actually the first sort of objective method to measure visual imagination.
Since then, we've developed a few other ways.
If you look up at the light, our pupils contract, right?
When you're in the dark, of course, your pupil opens right up.
Your pupil actually constricts.
You don't get these effects.
Can you give someone who has a Fantasia imagery?
With the right approach, uh,