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Thursday, November 01, 2007

Blindsight: When the Brain Sees What You Do Not

How a man named DB perceives flickering Gabor patches much more accurately and consistently in his "blind" eye than in his sighted eye -- even though he denies ever seeing anything with the blind eye. Sacksian stuff here; read it and wonder.

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