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How would the brain react to looking directly into our own eyes?
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How would the brain react to looking directly into our own eyes?
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How would the brain react to looking directly into our own eyes?
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Ahmed Youssef asked the Naked Scientists:
Hi chris, as always, i
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I have a theoretical biology question for you. if one's eye could be removed from his/her eye socket, but still remain connected and functional, and placed directly in front of the other eye, would there be any signal or operation happenings in that person's brain as a result of looking at one's own eye?
Ahmed
What do you think?
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Re: How would the brain react to looking directly into our own eyes?
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I don't see why there should be; look into your own eyes in a mirror and nothing strange happens.
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