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    Penfield Homunculus: How Do We Sense the World?

    Have you ever seen the image of the Penfield homunculus by the way? It is a standard model to show how our brains recognize the world. When first seeing the grotesque model, I was surprised because I believed we saw the world mainly with the eyes. The importance of information through a sense of hand touch is bigger than many people would think.
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