RE: Meme-supportive wetware

From: Grant Callaghan (grantc4@hotmail.com)
Date: Wed 13 Nov 2002 - 15:28:45 GMT

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    If I remember correctly, she was effectively blind for a short period of time. You can probably get more information on this on the PBS URL under Alan Alda's Scientific American series. I can't remember the name of this segment, but it was the last one I saw and came out in the last month or so.
      Scientific American's URL should also have some reference to the experiments and who conducted them.

    Grant

    >
    >Grant, did they report what happened to the person's visual functioning
    >immediately after that week of darkness? What did it have to adjust from?
    >Thanks,
    >Lawry
    >
    >Grant: When the blindfold was removed,
    >the rear of the brain went back to processing sight (with a slight period
    >of
    >adjustment).
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