Perception is general-purpose—you see or hear in response to both familiar and unfamiliar events—while recognition requires prior learning and only responds to familiar events: these are fundamentally different processes and must never be conflated.
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Stephen GrossbergEvidence Quote
“I already said perceptions general purpose you have it in response to both familiar and unfamiliar events but recognition is only to familiar things you've already learned about someone must never conflate them”
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How Does Each Brain Make A Mind? Adaptive Resonance Theory (ART) & Consciousness | Stephen Grossberg— Dr Tevin NaiduCreated: 8/11/2026, 1:24:17 AM
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