People with Autism May See Motion Faster
Most people do not associate autism with visual problems. It’s not obvious how atypical vision might be related to core features of autism such as social and language difficulties and repetitive behaviors.
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little bit interesting, i’ve been banging on for years with a half a theory that something of the vision processing system found its way elsewhere (duplicated possibly, or process replication of sorts, in the broader wetware), put to some other purpose (consciousness).
how might it tend a theory of mind, awareness of internal environment, extra sense of the activity and willed application of mind tools.
that sort of thing
has to be some bidirectionality there somewhere, you know what’s projected on the big screen of the real world, and there’s imagination.
lot of processing of geometry in vision (light, gravity, motion of objects with mass), but I don’t know what tricks were or might have been happened upon to do the other business.
there’s something there, just imagining myself from different perspectives it’s in that whatever.
lot of power in the vision processing systems, given how quickly and how much is done.
CrazyNeutrino said:
People with Autism May See Motion FasterMost people do not associate autism with visual problems. It’s not obvious how atypical vision might be related to core features of autism such as social and language difficulties and repetitive behaviors.
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That makes sense. That makes a lot of sense. It explains why the beauty of transient reflections ‘glints’ is more interesting to an autism spectrum person than the horrible flickering of the cinema.
Us dullards only perceive the flickering of the TV set subliminally, but an autism spectrum person would see it as it really is.
Question for all yous substitute frenemies but do any of yous get this thing where you see the spaces between words kind of line up like a cascade across multiple lines in a paragraph and yous just can’t look away ¿
SCIENCE said:
Question for all yous substitute frenemies but do any of yous get this thing where you see the spaces between words kind of line up like a cascade across multiple lines in a paragraph and yous just can’t look away ¿Yes.
OCDC said:
SCIENCE said:
Question for all yous substitute frenemies but do any of yous get this thing where you see the spaces between words kind of line up like a cascade across multiple lines in a paragraph and yous just can’t look away ¿Yes.
Knew we weren’t the only one despite all our colleagues not, what would yous call it, an instance of illusory contour ¿
SCIENCE said:
OCDC said:
SCIENCE said:
Question for all yous substitute frenemies but do any of yous get this thing where you see the spaces between words kind of line up like a cascade across multiple lines in a paragraph and yous just can’t look away ¿Yes.
Knew we weren’t the only one despite all our colleagues not, what would yous call it, an instance of illusory contour ¿
We are not alone!
SCIENCE said:
OCDC said:Eye know knot what I’d call it.SCIENCE said:Knew we weren’t the only one despite all our colleagues not, what would yous call it, an instance of illusory contour ¿Question for all yous substitute frenemies but do any of yous get this thing where you see the spaces between words kind of line up like a cascade across multiple lines in a paragraph and yous just can’t look away ¿Yes.
roughbarked said:
SCIENCE said:OCDC said:
Yes.
Knew we weren’t the only one despite all our colleagues not, what would yous call it, an instance of illusory contour ¿
We are not alone!
Speak for yourself. There’s only one of me which I’m sure the forum is thankful for every waking hour.
Witty Rejoinder said:
roughbarked said:TFFTSCIENCE said:Speak for yourself. There’s only one of me which I’m sure the forum is thankful for every waking hour.Knew we weren’t the only one despite all our colleagues not, what would yous call it, an instance of illusory contour ¿We are not alone!