Darren Pickrell
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Does sensory overload happen to patients recieving transplants to sensory organs they were born lacking?
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That doesn't happen, if you are born blind, say, your visual cortex never forms properly, you can't see, even if you were somehow given eyes. I can't really think of any other sensory organ that would even be possible to transplant.
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