If you look e.g. at the start of the Wikipedia article on the visual cortex you will find:
the left hemisphere visual cortex receives signals from the right visual field, and the right visual cortex from the left visual field.
Or take a look at this diagram from a book about the visual field. Or this online book.
I thought this was very widely known -- which I say not in order to make you feel bad (there's no shame in not knowing things) but to suggest why Viliam didn't find it necessary to provide references when he said that each hemisphere gets input from both eyes' view of one half of the visual field.
Or take a look at this diagram from a book about the visual field. Or this online book.
Thanks.
but to suggest why Viliam didn't find it necessary to provide references when he said that each hemisphere gets input from both eyes' view of one half of the visual field.
I don't ask for reference to claim that it was wrong for Viliam that he didn't provide references. I rather ask because the belief I had in my mind conflict. Likely because sources like the ChangingMinds website making a wrong claim (if I take your link to be trustworthy).
But if it's th...
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