Today's deep dive into the speculative neurology of the orca reveals a divine-twin consciousness that never sleeps. Sporting over five times the neural resolution of the human psyche, the orca is not blinded by things like skin or even corners. Most of all, both lobes of its brain work in unison, making the human psyche seem almost monocular.
Learn which animals see in five octaves and how important it is to make room on the color spectrum to paint information like smell and even vectors onto the retinas, hallucinating a six-dimensional world.
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James True is an author, technologist, and pioneering voice in American philosophy, known for his provocative insights and boundary-challenging ideas.
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