The Anatomy of
Perception.
Data from external and internal triggers has entered the system. Now, your brain must filter it. Perception is the neurological process of checking that data against past memories to decide if you are safe, or in danger.
The Outer Shell: The 4 Lobes
Frontal Lobe
The Master of Intellect. Evaluates information coming from your 5 senses and dictates your choices.
Parietal Lobe
The Sensor of Touch. Linked to voluntary movements and physical sensations.
Temporal Lobe
The Auditory Filter. Linked to hearing, language, and comprehension.
Occipital Lobe
The Visual Processor. Analyzes the visual world, allowing the brain to decide how we should feel.
The Deep Engine
Thalamus
The Router. Processes and transmits sensory data to the different parts of the brain.
Hypothalamus
The Thermostat. The starting point of your hormonal system.
Hippocampus
The Memory Archive. The long-term memory center.
Amygdala
The Survival Instinct. This is where your basic survival emotions sit.
How Your Machine
Operates.
