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Pattern recognition in the human brain and the 'feeling' of recognition.

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What is happening in a person's brain when he/she recognises something?  Is there some kind of 'comparison' going on, or is there another way of explaining it? And what happens when we get the 'feeling' (which often seems accurate) that something we are percieving now is something that we have percieved before?Start Free Trial
 
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