Seeing Is Believing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ธ.ค. 2024
- (February 2, 2010) Carla Shatz, professor of biology and neurobiology at the Stanford School of Medicine, discusses the visual processes of the brain, while Mark Blumenkranz, professor of opthalmology at Stanford Medical Center, focuses on developments in ophthalmological treatment.
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This is one of the best lectures I have seen.. Prof. Carla Shatz has a marvelous way of keeping your attention. It has answered several of my own questions I would have like to have answered when I was studying through correspondence.Thank you to both professors.
Bruh this is amazing. My weed is solid, landed on this gem. She’s amazing. Synapse plasticity
Man. amazing
This helped me understand Earth is Flat . Thank You .
On highway 101 why isn't there a gigantic McDonald's in between San Francisco and Palo Alto?
Where was that drawing of a woman aside the bath and who created this picture that you just shown tome.? I would really like to know?
thanks for posting this great vid!
What Seurat painting is that? Love it. What a genius.
How does an insect interpret rhe world with it's given vision.
i cant explain, when im looking around im thinking that im only person seeing everything that god give me an eye to monitor all what happen.. how you explain that..? i keep asking my wife she think im crazy.. :(
This isn't about that.
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Hi, i have a question : at age of 3 turned out I was blind with right eye. I think it is a case of baby who born with cataract and went blind. I am interested if I get the same amount of input with one eye as someone with two eyes? And if not how do I see reality? How my brain function?
seeing is believing yup nice
"Miraculous", says it all
Good morning to be intwenty/minutes
Excuse me for my spelling
@Utopiah interesting let's hwat's the next on stem cell.
I'm interested in this video, and I appreciate it being available. But I would offer a suggestion to Dr Shatz. Please do not refer to complicated processes as 'then something magical happens'. You did that 3 times before the 20 minute mark. Science is already dumbed down enough by the media. I'm sure you used it as a metaphor but surely you have better explanatory phrases at your disposal. Thanks.
Could you have been any more condescending? Science is a type of magic when taken in correct context and without the idea that the one performing science is also the creator of it’s subject!
@@whit2642 I don't think I was condescending. My first and last sentence was that I appreciated the video and the subject matter. But sure, I can be more condescending. What would you like?
@@sweetpeabrown261 You have an expedient personality.... For sure...
@@whit2642 science is not magic. You are completely misunderstanding it and dismissing the work of thousands of scientists.
This comment is so demeaning to serious magicians.
Then why my last three eye specialist, one at a well known eye hospital tell me quote: we know very little about the eyes,maybe one day we can find treatments but right now it's putting a band aid on a severed arm. But here you are doing a song and dance of all you can do.giving false hope! What's wrong with you? Are you after grants to fill your pockets? I've lost most of my vision in an eye due to a stroke and there's nothing that can be done!!! Including at Duke. You make me want to reach out and touch you
i disagree to this.
Cope
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