around the room ucb and the book shows me and each other but the of visual information to enter the retina of here i -- of your eye but that is not what is happening so to demonstrate i will invite up my lovely assistant. [laughter] concedes a light square in the middle of the image? there is no white square on that page. so what is your brain doing to ponder that image where it is just open space? this is something we talked about in the book the bullet -- the book explains what is happening and explains what this has to do with how the brain makes the motion. basically is adding staff looking now prior experience is. and is constructing a the square that you saw. with the visual cortex that constructed that image for you to create lines so you could see a shape that was not visibly their sole in a manner of speaking you were hallucinating the everyday type that your experience has insight the gesture of past experiences photos give meaning to your present sensations no matter how hard you tried you cannot experience yourself constructing that square so many bad example to show that it is

your retina removes what is different. right now your retina is taking in information that is going to your visual cortext but it is removing all the correlated signals and only sending the differences in the visual sensations from the last moment. it is very efficient that way. >> it is like the dog running across the street or the personal you know suddenly showing up. but it is possible to consciously make yourself see to actually look, to kind of dispel this generation. >> it is but it is very hard. let me give you an example. >> a couple years ago i wanted to learn to paint. i am saying this when i have two artists in the audience so forgive me. but i wanted to learn to paint and where learned if you take a three dimensional object and try to transfer it on a two dimensional canvas you will get a pretty crappy looking object. i would have used a more colorful language but we are on televisi television. what you can do is train yourself to deconstruct the object into pieces of light. if you train yourself to see pieces

so horrifying, so retina-burning and it's often less, it's natural. you did a great job, gabby. thank you for you both. new results in from the georgia special election, the eyes of the country are

. >> it exploded in his left eye burning the retina. >> four years of shooting machine guns and being in harms way, you can say, and never came close to an injury like that. >> burn surgeon says that even small fireworks create intense heat. >> they are explosives and can range from several hundred degrees to thousands more degrees. >> patrick did lose a lot of vision in that accident. dr. lit says if you plan on shooting off your own fireworks have a safety plan and never light one in your hands and never relate a fire work and wear protective eye gear and have a bucket of water ready to go. overall it's much safer to just leave the fireworks to the professionals. >> that is the best advice. thank you. summer of fun and games continues tonight on 6 abc and first an all new episode of boy band and a local contestant is getting his chance at stardom. >>> and then they pit steve stars against each other in a series of game. they serve as team captains. >> scripted and lighted perfectly and this is completely the opposite of that, unscripted and natural lighting and doing things that nob

handle that kind of resolution wouldn't be able to send anything the resolution on the screen, this retina it's everything you know, ten year, even though the look is somewhat the same a monumental change and we're getting ready for one of the biggest changes probably the same thickness augmented reality hardware built in probably going to switch the direction of the phone, so it's dual phone on every model of the device we think there may be multiple 8s coming out. apple will not let this pass without doing something big. since the 6, this design has not changed significantly, so it is time and everybody's cued up for it >> lance, thank you so much. >> it was my pleasure. >> for sharing the original. surprised guy doesn't have that. star tech. >> what's wrong with that? star tech, they work i can still call people. >> here's the one question because we want to quickly trade this is is apple setting up expectations too high? with all the those features, is is something bound to go wrong >> every year, we seemingly ask the same question, they seemingly deliver. the stock suggests they have

so he retina really delivered on that.i don't think the agenda is -- is very far advanced. >> you nicely prevowed a segment later in the broadcast for which we have a retired u.s. army four star general standing by. gentlemen, thank you both very much for our conversation. nick ackerman and eugene robinson, attorneys at law. >> we're starting our own firm. >> when we come back the president's son-in-law goes to ramala and the political attention goes to atlanta when we continue. >>> there is so little happening in washington right now that serves the needs of people. and they want representation that will work across the aisle to today. >> steve and i lived in the sixth district nearly 25 years. my opponent talks about he only lives five miles outside the district. his values are some three thousand miles away you'll in san francisco. >> closing arguments from two candidates vying to representing part of the suburbs in atlanta. a seat newt ginrich held for 20 years, a seat in republican hands for a long time. the special e

anthony has retinaitis. >> once everything is black, you know, for many, many years , that was it reportor the for 20 years he lived in blackness until he received a bionic eye this animation from the developers shows how it works, a tiny camera send image toss a wearable computer images are processed and sent wirelessly to an implant on the eye: >> it is a marriage of technology, micro electronics, wireless technology, blue tooth wireless, communication and tissues. >> i don't see things the way other people do. i see everything in different, flashes, lights, shapes. >> reporter: more of the cloudy, black and white vision >> i can tell difference between a car, bus, truck. i just can't tell what make. >> reporter: helps him navigate life. >> we have sometimes set up and this is really a difficult place to navigate. >> i have my hope back. once i lost my sight i was resigned to be blind for the rest of my life. i'm not resigned to that anymore. i believe if i can, if i can live long enough, i will be able to see, you know, a lot of beautiful things. >> reporter: developer of the bionic e

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anthony has retinaitis pigment tosa. >> once everything is black, for many, many years, it was it. >>eporter: for 20 years he lived in blackness until he received a bionic eye this animation from the developer shows how it works, a tiny camera in the glasses, send images to a wearable computer. images are processed and sent to an implant, on the eye. >> it is really a marriage of technology, micro electronics, wireless technology, blue tooth wireless communication and tissues. >> i don't see things the way other people do, i see everything in a different flashes, lights, shapes. >> reporter: more of a cloudy black and white vision. >> i can tell difference between a car, bus, truck. i cannot tell what you make the carries. >> reporter: helps him navigate life more safely. >> i can see they have tables set up, and this is really a difficult place to navigate. >> i have my hope back. once i lost my sight i was resigned to be blind for the rest of my life. i'm not resigned to that anymore. i believe if i can live long enough, i will be able to see, you know, all of the beautiful things.

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