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Get Your Information Story Right
Two classes of Use for that information:
Law-baseduseofinformation.
-Support Both action selection and action control.
Convention-baseduseof information.
-Support only action selection.
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How Realistic these are?
Hallucinating cannot, by definition, entails the law-based/Convention-based use of information, because "there is nothing real to create that information".
this means...that regardless of how realistic these are, people will not be able to couple their acti...
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What is Hallucination?
A perception of having seen, heard, touched, tasted or smelled something that wasn't actually there.
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Is Hallucination a Perception?
Importantly, However, hallucinating is not perception.
Perception requires information and by definition, hallucinating is what happens when you have an experience that isn't cause by information.
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists: An (Draft) Ecological Approach to Hallucinating
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Information: The Basis Of Action
Information is the basis of action for all living things.
Without it, we are not able to control and predict our surroundings, or to react appropriately and flexibly to them.
Chunking Information
The human brain has only a small amount of short-term memory, with the average brain holding only about seven chunks of information at a time, for about 20 seconds.
One can make use of chunking related items together and using clear headers and sections to enhance clarity
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