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The focus on neuroscience: vision, experience, and the brain box describes the visual experience of mike may, who regained partial sight in one eye after 40 years of blindness. mike was able to quickly identify moving objects but could not identify the same object when it was not moving, had trouble identifying faces, and so on. neuroscientists who studied this case concluded that:

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Neuroscientists concluded that "the ability to perceive objects in motion requires more cognitive efforts than the ability to perceive more complex but stationary objects." This happens because we use several different processes to process the visual information. Processing moving images are more complex than processing stationary images.

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