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ELON MUSK ON THE BRAIN’S INSANE VISION POST-PROCESSING ELON: “The brain is doing a crazy amount of post-processing on the vision signals from your eyes. It’s insane. Once you get all those vision signals, your brain is constantly trying to forget as much as possible so human memory is,...

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