Remember those stoned dorm room conversations about what it meant to really see a color? New research from cognitive psychologists at Johns Hopkins has provided some more food for thought when it comes to brains, colors, memory, and perception.
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Remember those stoned dorm room conversations about what it meant to really see a color? New research from cognitive psychologists at Johns Hopkins has provided some more food for thought when it comes to brains, colors, memory, and perception.
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