How Do We See?

The video explores how the brain processes visual information, starting with the eye's anatomy, focusing on the retina and photoreceptors. It explains how light signals are transmitted through neurons, including rods and cones, and how bipolar cells process these signals. The optic nerve carries information to the brain, where it is integrated and processed in the visual cortex. The video also discusses the dorsal and ventral streams, which help the brain understand spatial and object recognition. The video concludes with a summary and encourages further exploration of visual processing.

What is the significance of the lateral geniculate nucleus in visual processing?

What are the functions of the dorsal and ventral streams in the brain?

How does the brain process visual information to create a complete picture?