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Writer | 38 | They/Them | EN/RU | 🔞 ✦ also known as: kinomiya. ✦ 99% fe3h, 1% other stuff. ✦ down bad for a dead guy. ✦ sylvix | dimisylvix | dimilix | dimiglenn.   + a whole bunch of other (felix) ships. pfp & banner: tribiusart

it was too good an opportunity with the layout tumblr uses ok

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Felix: I DON'T EVEN KNOW THESE STRANGE MEN.

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Boston because the team's named after this queen. That's it, that's all I got.

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What can I say, we're all very horny yet have Stockholm syndrome for a platform that's algorithm censors visible ankles.

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Welcome to the second circle of hell.

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That is like the extreme of letting your personal biases decide who to include/exclude damn.

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Even better then you'll be familiar with some of these concepts already then! How familiar I suppose will depend on how much human physiology you took haha.

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It took me a hot minute to write this in a way that (i hope) is readable to someone without a background in medicine or biology, but I can clarify anything if need be!

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Anyway I bestow this knowledge (that was hopefully easily digestible to a layman, I tried not to make it too heavy with medical jargon) onto you for all your future Dimitri thoughts.

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It's honestly super cool how brains will readjust pathways, there's some instances of children who were born with conditions that made it that they shouldn't be able to speak/etc who can because their brains just completely rewired themselves to do it. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...

Language development and brain reorganization in a child born without the left hemisphereWe present a case of a 14-year-old girl born without the left hemisphere due to prenatal left internal carotid occlusion. We combined longitudinal language and cognitive assessments with functional an...pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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This is to say the loss of depth perception from acute temporary injuries and illness is different and more exaggerated compared to long term monocular vision because your brain won't have the time to fully adjust to the loss before your vision is restored. 5/5

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Also the brain will compensate for the ~30% loss of vision (largely peripheral) by signaling you to turn your head more. Most people won't even notice this change. 4/?

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This is because their brain adjusts to accommodate for the lack of secondary input by using neuroplasticity to readjust depth perception pathways and redistributing visual processing which also means its an easier adjustment the younger you are because younger brains have more neuroplasticity. 3/?

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This is largely because of binocular cues called convergence (where your vision from both eyes intersects) and disparity (the subtle difference in angle/etc that your eyes see an object) It's also known that those with permanent monocular vision oftrn have sufficient depth perception. 2/?

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Ok so! Med vomit incoming: Depth perception at its core is a person's ability to perceive their distance from something, it's also part of us seeing the world three dimensionally. People with one eye actually do have depth perception, it's just less accurate! 1/?

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only person who seemed to be on task. Other mods were preoccupied with wanting to grow like big socmed followings and were fixated on fucking analytics

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It's lowkey like group projects in university fjdjxjd But no no I feel you, I've modded some writing collaborative projects in the past (not zines) and I remember being the only mod willing to actually go have the big scary deadlines and expectations chat with people and it was tiring to be the...

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I mean if you want someone to yap at I am chronically online and full of brainrot when I'm not at work

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I am sitting in a corner nodding to all your points.

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Have you considered throwing darts at a board because that man has been thru it. But I will say I am personally very intrigued by bereavement related psychosis dimitri, currently.

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