2. Neuroanatomy
NANCY KANWISHER: So seeing where animals are going, so you can avoid them if they're coming after you or so you can catch them if you're going after them, right? One of the arguably uniquely human abilities is precision throwing, right? No other animal can do that. That's a very human thing. Although, visual motion is shared with lots of ability to see motion is shared with lots of animals. What else did you notice? What else seemed funny or harder to discern with stop motion? Yeah? AUDIENCE: We care about small details like [INAUDIBLE] to understand what the person is seeing. NANCY KANWISHER: Yeah. Yeah, so I was making notes to self. I haven't done that demo before. But in future, it would be really good to have the audio quality terrible. Because if the audio quality is terrible, you would lean more on lip reading. And we might have noticed more. But it's really hard to do that probably even at relatively fast flicker rates because that motion infor...