3.5 - Retinotopic Maps

[@ngc-ho1xd]

It was like a heavy weight was lifted off my shoulders when she said “I don’t know my visual areas all that well, it gets real complicated once you leave V1”. Sometimes I feel like a dummy for not being able to remember brain anatomy. It’s a relief to know that even someone like her has trouble with it.

[@coloradoing9172]

Periods go inside quotation marks. Inexcusable.

[@jgbilal]

Thank you so much for explaining it so simply and with examples. Your enthusiasm in tutoring it makes it easier to remember

[@ghsh21]

Thank you for making this lecture public!

[@BenHoyle]

I hadn’t seen the human MRI results before. Amazing. Thank you for the explanation.

[@metroeri1411]

thank you very much for the great explanation!

[@ofirham]

awesome!! thank you very much! I wish i had a teacher like you!!

[@syed9576]

This was very nicely explained.

[@WhiteDeniel]

Amazing teacher! Thank you!

[@雨霏吳-s1p]

brilliant explanation, thank you!

[@bobdafoe8784]

Wow never would have expected that. So cool.

[@jaimetorres950]

It's a bit creepy how machine-like the brain really is...I guess it's just biological screws and wires

[@ExistenceUniversity]

No... Our brains are nothing like a computer. A computer is a man-made tool. How did man make it? Using his brain! How did the brain help make it? The way the brain makes everything! What are the results? All man-made tools operate by the same rules our brain uses to achieve similar results. So the brain makes a brain but way less advanced.

[@BradCaldwellAuburn]

I thought left hemisphere only got info from right visual field. But this is showing it to get all theta values. Which view is correct? Or do both hemispheres get a huge overlapping center, and left hemisphere gets extra far-right visual field, and right hemisphere gets extra far-left visual field?

[@interwebzful]

fantastic teacher (and scientist, duh)

[@OnTheGo19]

brilliant lectures

[@blancoarnau]

very clear and straightforward! thank you!

[@bosedeayeni2401]

Which of the brain areas shows retinotopic organization?

[@ExistenceUniversity]

Basically the entire visual cortex

[@ophthojooeileyecirclehisha4917]

thank you thank yo

[@fanfer877]

poor animals