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For questions about mathematical and computational neuroscience.
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How does masking work?
Masking occurs when the delay between the target and the mask is less than a threshhold (say 50 milliseconds). If sensory data passes from lower to higher visual cortices/processing regions as in a li …
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Why is it so difficult to use a "true mirror" as a mirror
This Youtube video shows what a "true mirror" is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSxCZCy5Wsk
In short, when you look into a true mirror you look at yourself (among other things) as you really are, i …
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