How Brain Makes Sensations

How Vision Makes Light/Brightness/Darkness/Color in Space
What Is Color?

Section about Experiences and Consciousness

* Experiences, Space, and Time

* Experiences

* Color and Brightness Experiences

* Consciousness and Philosophy

Section about Information Processing

* Information Theory

* Procedure-Oriented Structured Programming

* Object-Oriented Programming

* Vector Graphics

* Computer and Robotic Vision

* Neural Networks, Connectionism, and Deep Learning

Section about Brain Information Processing

* Neuron Assemblies Can Process Information and Run Programs

Section about Human Vision Physiology for Color and Brightness

* Vision Reception and Vision Physiology up to Opponent Processes

* Vision-Physiology Opponent Processes

* Opponent-Process Input and Output Properties

* Vision Physiology after Opponent Processes: Analysis and Synthesis

* Vision Calculates Color Properties

Section about Color and Brightness Experiences

* Color and Brightness Properties

* Color Coordinates

Section about Human Vision Physiology for Distance, Direction, and Space

* Directions, Distances, Locations, and Spatial Relations

* Surfaces, Features, and Objects

* Scenes, Space, and Time

* Coordinate Transformations and Stationary Space

Section about Other Senses

* Hearing/Sound, Loudness, and Tone

* Touch, Pressure, and Deformation/Vibration

* Temperature, Magnitude, and Warmth/Coolness

* Smell, Concentration, and Odor

* Taste, Concentration, and Flavor

* Pain, Level, and Pain Type

Section about Perception, Cognition, and Meaning

* Perception

* Perception Properties

* Cognition

* Meaning

* Knowledge, Perception, Cognition, Meaning, and Behavior

Section about Evolution and Development of Sensation and Perception

* Evolution of Sensation and Perception

* Human Growth and Development of Sensation and Perception

* Living-Thing Properties

Section about How Vision Experiences Light/Brightness/Darkness/Color in Space

* Experiencing programming makes information from vision perception

* Spatial computation, spatial datatypes, and space/surface/brightness/color model

* Experiencing programming experiences brightnesses/colors in space

* Experiencing programming experiences hearing and other senses

* Chapter appendices about experiencing-programming and spatial-computing operations

Appendices about Physics and Mathematics

* Physical and Mathematical Properties

* Motions

* Mediums and Ethers

* Making New Things

* Algebras, Algebraic Geometry, and Vector Algebras

* Geometric Algebra

* Networks and Graphs

References

Index

Vision, Hearing, Touch, Temperature, Smell, Taste, and Pain

What Is Color?

What Is Sound?

What Is Touch?

What Is Temperature?

What Is Odor?

What Is Taste?

What Is Pain?

Speculations on Experience, Consciousness, and Mind

Speculations on Consciousness

Mind and the Mental

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