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The Interface Theory of Perception, Donald D. Hoffman x
Donald D. Hoffman
Chair for Donald Hoffman - Jon Gillie
What is wrong with current physics |Sabine Hossenfelder, Bjørn Ekeberg, Roger Penrose, Donald Hoffman, Peter Woit, Becky Parker, Marika Taylor and Eric Weinstein
Mar 23, 2023
New abstract expressionism series from Portland, Oregon artist James Moore explores consciousness and the conceptual mind. The Human Concept series is influenced by the research of Donald Hoffman and others who are mapping the way we conceptualize. Unique sculptures were created for each piece and light was cast onto the 3D images to cast shadows onto the painting surface. The work was composed by adjusting the light and shadow and then painting it into place. The dynamic placement of the lines and shadow create depth and multiple layers convey the idea that past, present and future are all one. M8re.art
ITP [Interface Theory of Perception] claims that evolution shaped our senses to be a user interface, tailored to the needs of our species. Our interface hides objective reality and guides adaptive behavior in our niche. Spacetime is our desktop, and physical objects, such as spoons and stars, are icons of the interface of Homo sapiens. Our perceptions of space, time, and objects were shaped by natural selection not to be veridical—not to reveal or reconstruct objective reality—but to let us live long enough to raise offspring.
Donald Hoffman, The Case Against Reality (2019)