Medical Mystery III
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Yeah... teeth is attached to what? Something also known as sticky...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Teeth.... hmmm, let me think first.......
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Plague is pathological, it is a layer of bacterial products digesting into the teeth... not really the answer I am looking for...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Got it.
Plaque or plague, confused about the spelling. -
Very big difference... the pictures.......Originally posted by alfagal:yes!
found by the person Paul Broca,
pple with leison or damage done in this area have problems understanding language, language production and gesturing.
xiaomayi, if you compare this with the image you found,
guess you will know where your ans went wrong
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Gums?Originally posted by renorenal:Yeah... teeth is attached to what? Something also known as sticky... -
Colour contancy it is!Originally posted by hisoka:not colour constancy arh?
haha..reno tot abit too much le i guess, but think bout it:
how come we are not fooled?
Although the apple, at the retina level of processing, appears off red, the brain wasnt fooled, and we still stick to the answer that an apple is red.
Probably if you asked a kid, the child would give you what he/she sees, but not for adults.
Reason: through experience, we thought ourselves not to be tricked by what the eyes see. secondly, we are 'trained' to look at the world under white light. so even under different coloured lights, the objects we see would b represented in the brain like how it was under white light!
Congrats Hisk:
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Yeah...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Gums?
Easy rite? -
Nope.....Originally posted by renorenal:Yeah... Easy rite? -
So now I hope that you understand why we must brush our teeth regularly...
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Adoi!Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Nope..... you just didn't think of it lar... -
But it doesn't happen to me leh. In a dark room, the apple will be black, not red.Originally posted by alfagal:Colour contancy it is!
haha..reno tot abit too much le i guess, but think bout it:
how come we are not fooled?
Although the apple, at the retina level of processing, appears off red, the brain wasnt fooled, and we still stick to the answer that an apple is red.
Probably if you asked a kid, the child would give you what he/she sees, but not for adults.
Reason: through experience, we thought ourselves not to be tricked by what the eyes see. secondly, we are 'trained' to look at the world under white light. so even under different coloured lights, the objects we see would b represented in the brain like how it was under white light!
Congrats Hisk: