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"Keynes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > A spot on the brain has been recently located that actually > gives people the illusion of objects in space. It has been > scientifically connected to two fleshy bulbs rich with neurons. > The back of the brain is the site of the fantastic illusions, leaving > no doubt that any consideration of 'vision' must be viewed with > deep scepticism, since it is so clearly localized in a particular > brain area. Those folks afflicted with "vision" are relentlessly led > to make assumptions of "things out there" in spite of the localized > nature of the illusion of sight. It's all in one's head after all. > > It is hoped that in future such unwarranted illusions can be > cured altogether by surgery or toxic drug therapies. > Actually there are more than 100 complete screens in the visual cortex at the back of the brain. Each recieves information from the complete "primary patch" thats equivalent to a screen plain everything. Not only this many screens but each in a hierarchal position finding particualar features. Even if it turns out that we were not seeing the real world, what we saw was close enough to allow us to move around in it and survive init. The God spot might be some final relays that things like fires, storms, thunders, catastrophes, etc..., where things bigger than us must be navigated around or within. > > > > >
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