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purportedly wearing sunglasses, while 70 had no eye protection at all. So the lesson is to wear proper safety ...

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of onset and severity vary widely. All forms of the disease have in common a lesion in the central ...

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photographers captured him catching the ball with his eyes closed. He apparently does this all the time. And it ...

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missed the gorilla in the new video. Those who knew about the original gorilla video all spotted the ...

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Bush's brain has categorized the shoe as threatening and triggers an evasive dodge, all within a fraction ...

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turn, to explain why we are so good at reading. After all, we cannot explain why visual signs are shaped ...

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the business of eliciting pain in your brain? Upon reflection, however, we all know of occasions where ...

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contours). You don’t say, “Hey, look at all those contours and corners in the scene.” Our brains evolved to ...

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differentiates a good dancer from a bad one. Men all over the world will be interested to know what moves they ...

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separation of contrast information in all vertebrates and now also in flies," says Borst. He has ...

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