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Does our image actually flip? Does the brain actually turn the image like a single lens reflex, rather ... reconstruct what your retina is seeing. If you're interested in this, the vertebrate visual system is one of the best studied and best understood aspects of neuroscience. There ...

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... perception, is it really what we think it is. Our brain generate an image of the world that fits our perception so that I am used to that vision. ... it was inverted by special glasses, your brain would try to correct its visual perception to match the rest. But since it is only a perception, it ...

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... them. This combined with the fact our brain corrects the upside down image our eyes actually receive and - according to wikipedia - one study ... that wouldn't account for the fact our brains seem to have a preferred visual orientation. Ultimately, if you've managed to trail through my ramblings, ...

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... was a specific reason for a verbal version. Even if someone had a poor visual memory, a schematic view can definitely help to understand the big ... are they and what they do?" then you should probably have a mental image to get the things right. Or have a really good organelle song... Of ...

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... the best way to remember the cell components. Once you've studied the image well enough, you can easily form a mental picture of the cell and it's insides afterwards. Is there a particular reason why it has to be a non-visual thing? If not, google a couple of images of cells and cellular organelles ...

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