Neuroscience

Have finished my current neuroscience and architecture book. Unfortunately the information was quite limited.

From it i have basically learnt that while humans have a general blue print which determines their likes and dislikes, [for example humans are more sensitive to golden ratios] the environment and culture has a major impact on their growth [which is more or less obvious]. A person's experience and their value system[what they find more significant due to something which triggered attention at the time] determines someone's current perceptional views. These ideas were already obvious to me, however now i have scientific research to back it up.
So the key points were :
memory
Experience [derived from memory]
Conscious
Vision
Everything else really just follow the above three, even those three are very closely linked. I will not read more towards psychology, poetry and ideas that are less scientific and hopefully arrive at something.

I did not see Richard this week so i have no feedback.

I have decided to do some experiments to test some hypothesis regarding the human value system and sensory systems. Also decided that the final design requires more than text and pictures- after the book convincing me the lack of information in images as the brain requires all senses to form a real image for a real experience.

I will also start to collect more pictures, and read more thesis.