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by neokantian on October 19th, 2006

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I often can't see things right in front of my eyes, even if I know they are there, until someone points them out to me. Then I see them perfectly. What's wrong?

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  • by Atheist on October 19th, 2006

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    you've got a visual agnosia, a scotoma of sorts that can be helped when you're assisted by procession through the ventral stream of your cortex. That means you have a blind spot but when its pointed out, like describing what you feel in the dark it helps recognition.

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