What if you change the connections of the brain to where the eye is connected to the part of the brain that creates taste. Will it start to adapt and begin to see with that part of the brain? Or will it instead start taking the information from the eyes and converting it into taste?
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2A related question on sensory substitution and Bach-y-Rita's "seeing with the tongue" project. – Arnon Weinberg Feb 17 '22 at 02:21
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