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holography
holography In this source, holography refers to a proposed neurophysically grounded account of consciousness in which probabilistic cortical computation is used to explain how biophysical brain activity gives rise to phenomenal or perceptual experience.
In this source, holography refers to a proposed neurophysically grounded account of consciousness in which probabilistic cortical computation is used to explain how biophysical brain activity gives rise to phenomenal or perceptual experience. It is presented as a specific framework for naturalizing consciousness by treating conscious experience as continuous with processes studied in the natural sciences.