Most people with this condition are not crazy. There's nothing else wrong with them, according to diana doutch. So then the question becomes, how can a person who is otherwise sane hallucinate to such a crazy degree? Well, in the sixties, there was a polish psychologist named jersey kanorsky who thought about this and he came up with an idea based on an assumption that he couldn't prove yet. Was that between the ears and the brain, there are some connections. He thought just a few stray connections that run backwards, brain back to ear, which would allow sound to run an reverse now this was just an idea. But many years later, neuro scientists like
We’re all in a tizzy here at Radiolab on account of our 20-year anniversary. And, as one does upon passing a milestone, we’ve been looking back in all kinds of ways. Two weeks ago, we went out over the airwaves, “Live on your FM dial,” a callback to our origins as a radio show. We revamped our logo and redid our website (get your Freq on, people!). More recently, Lulu's and Latif’s first stories came up in a meeting. They weren’t always the intrepid hosts of our collective journey in wonder. Soren Wheeler, our editor, thought it would be fun to highlight those firsts for you.
So here they are, baby Latif and Lulu, doing their darndest to make audio magic.
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