Sensation and Perception by Hannah Hamlin https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz By Hannah Hamlin en-us 2020-08-10 22:00:11 UTC 2020-08-11 00:01:01 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/2604.png Video One hhamlin1203 https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz/wish/674902130 2020-08-10 22:02:55 UTC https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz/wish/674902130 Video One: hhamlin1203 https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz/wish/674911596 I never would have guessed that the human mind is more advanced and powerful in terms of being able to do complex tasks, such as the one presented in the first video. The helicopter pilot is able to control many instruments, check the horizon, and listen to his crew. As stated in the video, no computer is able to do this, which I find very interesting.]]> 2020-08-10 22:16:00 UTC https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz/wish/674911596 When I think of computers and their capability, I think about how they can pull up almost any information in seconds. This is why I would have never thought that the human brain and nerves can still out-do a computer. I guess it is nice to know that as of now, robots cannot steal *all* of our jobs. hhamlin1203 https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz/wish/674914456 2020-08-10 22:19:32 UTC https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz/wish/674914456 Video Two hhamlin1203 https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz/wish/674918095 2020-08-10 22:24:27 UTC https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz/wish/674918095 Video Two: hhamlin1203 https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz/wish/674924905 I never knew that ones brain could stop themself from sweating in the case of extreme dehydration. It is really extraordinary that the brain is able to tell the sweat glands to stop releasing sweat, and to send the water to vitals organs. I knew that dehydration could cause constipation, but I did not know it was because of this reason.]]> 2020-08-10 22:34:07 UTC https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz/wish/674924905 hhamlin1203 https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz/wish/674953864 When you become too hot your body releases sweat to help you cool down. So, I believed that the body would keep sending more and more sweat until it ran out. I would have never thought that the brain actually tells the sweat glands to stop, because I thought sweating was something that came naturally and could not be stopped by your brain.]]> 2020-08-10 23:13:27 UTC https://padlet.com/hhamlin1203/p06sf4qnz2vkrflz/wish/674953864