A new study finds at least 50 percent of people are able to see even in the pitch dark. Duje Tadin, a professor of brain and cognitive sciences at the University of Rochester who led the investigation, said that this research shows that their own movements transmit sensory signals that also can create real visual perceptions in the brain, even in the complete absence of optical input. Through five separate experiments involving 129 individuals, ...
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