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>>5922883
>show me
In this picture you can see on the left (B) the input to a neuron and one the right (C) the output of the neuron.
You can clearly see that input=/=output.
The info that comes in the neuron is different from the one that comes out.
You can google "action potential" to learn more.

>Being unconscious and perceiving something is incompatible.
The sensory information is still transmitted to the brain and the brain still processes it, except that the brain isn't producing consciousness at this moment so you aren't conscious of this perception.
The perceptual information is still here.

>Nothing gets stored anywhere. It is one unitary movement.
Neurosciences disagree with you.
Now you get to learn about
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_consolidation
and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long-term_potentiation
How lucky you are.