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VIDEO: Hear the sights and feel the sounds!

WATCH! EyeMusic converts visual images into “soundscapes” that activate dormant neural circuits in a blind person’s vision-processing occipital cortex.

“With a lot of practice listening to pictures you can train people to see through their ears,” explains Wald.

“A blind person with no previous concept of colors can actually reach a stage where they can pick a green apple from a bowl of red apples. It means the part of the brain used for sight needs to be redefined, and it also shows that our assumptions about brain plasticity after a certain age were incorrect.”

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Susan 00:20 19.09.2022
You go, Gods chosen!
Patsy Webb 13:33 18.09.2022
Our brains in a human being or an animal is the greatest work of God trying to understand it is the greatest work of man we just need to understand that God is happy with his work well pleased the k you
Patsy Webb 13:33 18.09.2022
Our brains in a human being or an animal is the greatest work of God trying to understand it is the greatest work of man we just need to understand that God is happy with his work well pleased the k you
George Wideman 11:57 18.09.2022
Amazing.
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