The how and why of the brain's division across hemispheres
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The brain's visual processing is split between hemispheres, with each side handling the opposite field of view. This division extends to higher cognitive functions, allowing for better threat detection and increased perceptual capacity. The brain seamlessly transfers information between hemispheres, similar to cellular towers, maintaining a unified visual experience despite the split processing.
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