TROPICAL SYNAPSES
Reflections on topics including clinical neurology, recent publications in neuroscience,
philosophy of biology, "neuro-doubt" about modern media hype of new neuro-scientific procedures and methods, consciousness, scuba diving, horticulture, jazz, blues, slack key guitar music, the Hawai'i health scene, and whatever else dat's da kine...
Heliconias are striking plants when in bloom. What we see most as the flowers are specially shaped and pigmented leaves, called bracts. The much smaller flowers are nestled within the brachts and may last less than 24 hours each, but they too can be striking. See the indigo flower in the pictures.
Where is the color of what we see? Is it part of the object we see? Is it in the light from that object? Is it in our eyes, our retinas? O...
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