Bad Assumptions

The video discusses how the brain interprets sensory input using concepts formed from past experiences. It highlights cultural differences in perception, such as how different cultures categorize colors. The historical context of psychology is explored, noting that current experimental methods are based on outdated 19th-century models. The video argues for a new approach to psychology that considers variability as meaningful information rather than error, emphasizing the importance of context and temporal variance in understanding brain function.

Why does the author believe that the current model of psychology is inadequate?

What is meant by 'temporal variance' in the context of mental states?