Jennifer Groh, “Knowing One’s Place: Space and the Brain” (Open Agenda, 2021)
New Books in Neuroscience
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How Do You Know if You Have a Hearing Deficit?
If you're not actually looking your overhearing something, it's harder to tell what people are saying. We all certainly lose hearing as we age, and i think using the lip reading cues is more and more important. Se that right there, when you were talking about not only integrating these two completely different systems, but just this idea of how rapidly your eyes are moving as you're moving around. All of a sudden you start seeing the complexity and the mind boggling structure that must necessarily exist to compensate for our loss of hearing. But it's really remarkable. I mean, its, it's really amazing. It's both complicated and very logical.
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