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MishaFreeman
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Something that I've long wondered about is about the implications within our brain and visual cognition of implanting bionic eyes that would process the entirety of the EM spectrum.
What is the consensus of the scientific community regarding this hypothesis, would our visual cortex instantly be able to interpret and perceive stimuli from the wholeness of the EM spectrum, or is it instead that there are default limitations within out brains that better eyes would not be able to compensate?
What is the consensus of the scientific community regarding this hypothesis, would our visual cortex instantly be able to interpret and perceive stimuli from the wholeness of the EM spectrum, or is it instead that there are default limitations within out brains that better eyes would not be able to compensate?