Why Do We Dream? Maybe to Ensure We Can Literally 'See' the World upon Awakening
A theory holds that dreams are a way for the visual cortex of the brain to “defend its turf” against being “taken over” to process inputs from other senses
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A theory holds that dreams are a way for the visual cortex of the brain to “defend its turf” against being “taken over” to process inputs from other senses
Eagleman's theory centres on the brain's adaptability and the need to safeguard the visual cortex
Today’s education headlines: NZ records worst ever PISA international test results, amid global decline NZ school students' performance falling in maths and science: PISA report. Student hunger, bad teachers revealed in latest PISA tests showing dip in NZ teens' scores. Kiwi kids record worst ever international test results, could you have done better? Pisa results:
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