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Improbable on Science Friday today: upside-down vision

December 14, 2012 Marc Abrahams

I’m going to be on NPR’s Science Friday program today. We’ll talk about the series of experiments that forced people to see the world upside down, left-right reversed, and other unusual ways.

This segment will be at the start of hour 2 of the program.

Here’s film from that experiment:

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