What Are Sensations and Space?
Evolution of Sensation and Perception
Human Growth and Development of Sensation and Perception
Vision Reception and Physiology up to Opponent Processes
Vision-Physiology Opponent Processes
Vision Physiology after Opponent Processes: Analysis and Synthesis
Color and Brightness Properties
Hearing/Sound, Loudness, and Tone
Touch, Pressure, and Deformation/vibration
Temperature, Magnitude, and Warm/Cool
Smell, Concentration, and Odor
Taste, Concentration, and Flavor
Directions, Distances, Locations, and Spatial Relations
Surfaces, Features, and Objects
Coordinate Transformations and Stationary Space
Neural Networks Can Perform Algorithms
Neuron Assemblies Can Process Information and Run Programs
Procedure-Oriented Structured Programming
Vectors Can Have Alternative Representations
Physical and Mathematical properties
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