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Lifelong Deafness Could Rewire a Person's Peripheral Vision

Our senses are shaped by how we use them. ScienceAlert .

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The human brain is creatively malleable, producing breathtaking art such as The Starry Night (twice) and the Large Hadron Collider to reveal different sides of reality, including the bowling-pin-shaped atomic nucleus of neon-20.

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