Boomark ☞ Blindsight – Wikipedia
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Blindsight – Wikipedia
To put it in a more complex way, recent physiological findings suggest that visual processing takes place along several independent, parallel pathways. Blindsight – Wikipedia — Read on en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blindsight
Boomark ☞ Adding custom properties to a layer – Sketch Developers
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Boomark ☞ 4 Things Every First Time Sketch Plugin Developer Should Know
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Boomark ☞ Lutron’s new dimmer for Hue lights fixes the wall switch problem
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Boomark ☞ SIROCCO RIDGE FARM – Home
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Boomark ☞ How the Brain’s “Inner GPS” Creates Conceptual Spaces in the Mind
http://bit.ly/2E1p9pj Favorite tweet: Hey all! Please check out this article I wrote for @NautilusMag. Work from @jacobbellmund and @doellerlab suggests that the brain may represent objects and concepts in similar ways to how it represents space. https://t.co/p1xcysnCuM — Adithya Rajagopalan (@adi_e_r) February 8, 2019
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Boomark ☞ How SVG Line Animation Works | CSS-Tricks
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One day, translating will feel like rotation
There are some 6,800 unique languages in use today. Not every word translates perfectly, and meaning sometimes falls through the cracks. For instance, there is no English translation for the Japanese wabi-sabi—the idea of finding beauty in imperfection—or for the German waldeinsamkeit, the feeling of being alone in the woods. Different fields of science, too, […]
Turns out, nature does, in fact, organize itself
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Actually, Gen X Did Sell Out, Invent All Things Millennial, and Cause Everything Else That’s Great and Awful – The New York Times
We did not get there by slacking. We just have our own way of enjoying life. “As for our notorious hustle-to-debt ratio, it speaks to a generational lifestyle ambition that often exceeds our career ambition,” Jason Tesauro (b. 1971), the food writer behind the Modern Gentleman series of advice books, wrote in an email. “I’ve published, accomplished, […]
Buggy system
Human cognition, when it is tasked with making a JUDGEMENT ABOUT X, has a bug where it reaches around blindly in the dark for any thing that makes sense and returns the very first thing it arrives at to the user — usually with an unreasonably high confidence flag that seems to be inversely proportional […]