β Scribed by Phil Winsor
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
This paper departs from the usual mode of presentation of scientific journal articles in that I address philosophical and conceptual issues related to nonlinearity and complexity as procedural determinants in art works rather than deal with statistical (or other) analyses of fine art works. I do not quantify, dissect, categorize, or otherwise rely on scientific methodology to prove or support the validity of anything I postulate in this writing; nor do I devote attention to those who are insensitive to the profound difference between art and science. The views presented herein represent my current thinking on the creation of multimedia art forms and are empirically unverifiable.
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By recording the magnetic field of the human brain while simultaneously presenting light to the eye and sound to the ear we have identified a brain region where auditory and visual signals converge. The location of this region is close to primary auditory cortex and far from primary visual cortex.