You’re right that the focus of the post is not to reduce our perception of sound to physics (it is rather to demystify thinking as just another perception), but it does briefly address this: the claim is that your perception of sound is an event in the brain. See my reply to Yvain … it seems we’re trading those today :)
You’re right that the focus of the post is not to reduce our perception of sound to physics (it is rather to demystify thinking as just another perception), but it does briefly address this: the claim is that your perception of sound is an event in the brain. See my reply to Yvain … it seems we’re trading those today :)