Quite possibly, I do find perception quite interesting and despite Physics being my worst science field it is intriguing how the two might crosspaths. I'm just going to say though, I'm out of my depth on both fronts. Neurobiology is a [i]very[/i] complex and specialised field, as is quantum mechanics and I'm just sat here studying Depression and Anxiety disorders <.< I vaguely remember the futurama episode where they explained the way 2D is perceived to those in the 3rd Dimension and then how the third dimension is equally laid bare by existence in the fourth. I don't quite know if that's accurate or if I'm just wide of the mark on the recollection but it's fascinating to think that someone in the 4th dimension (Hypothetical) could look at a 3D object like an Egg and perceive everything about it in the way that we can see a two dimensional object (Birds eye/outside observer) Oh the joys of sleep meds at 5am :D I have no idea if any of that even makes sense lol.