Ambiguous Figures – What Happens in the Brain When Perception Changes But Not the Stimulus

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@GzzztBrain That is likely your visual cortex jumping between different attractor states driven by an ambigous stimuli. A bit like the Necker cube. https://t.co/mjLLnSv1Pk https://t.co/wMnNFWjGH1 https://t.co/rH6UXpcaiN

"disambiguation of ambiguous visual information takes roughly 50 ms or two loops of recurrent neural activity." https://t.co/5bxYekluWn

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