Make Sense of your Senses: The Science of Perception
Taught by j soma
Soma was born in the South, is what someone from the North would say. See more @dangerscarf
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Alternatively titled Seeing! Hearing! Feeling! Smelling! Tasting! and other Incredibly Magical Things Your Body Does That Are Pretty Crazy, Really, which unfortunately is somewhat of a long title.
We've all had that "wait a second, dudes, how do I know the red you see is the red I see?" conversation before. After taking this class you will be able to completely harsh everyone's philosophical buzz by using Science to provide an answer! You can then present optical illusions to make it up to them.
You'll also learn what in the world an "eardum" is, and why L's and R's are such a problem for Japanese speakers (special bonus: why you're terrible at Hindi).
Be trained to cart around drawings of a grotesque, misshapen human being and tell your friends it lives in your brain (with conviction of, course). Learn about phantom limbs and hope you never have one!
Be regaled with stories of why I can't eat Golden Grahams thanks to one fun day in Third Grade, and how people would cover themselves in whale barf if it weren't so darn expensive.
In short: there really is a lot of stuff between you and the outside world (mostly neurons, electricity and strange chemicals) and we're going to do our best to break it down for you.
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Awesome Post July 4 Classes
Take a class with us next week, because you can't stay at the beachmore
July Classes Open
Our first batch of July classes are now open for registration. We're going to startmore
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