February 23, 2019 at 15:50Activation of the "compass" in the blind. Sezual technology
The ability to determine the cardinal directions for the blind is a useful skill for orientation in the city.
Allow me to show the results, which, if absolutely strictly following my instructions, activate the “compass” in the brain in 15 minutes and are very useful for the blind for orientation purposes.
Briefly about yourself. I am Gabdreshov Galimzhan, the author of seasonal technology and a seasonal typhloapparatus, which allows blind people to navigate in space, and even ride a bicycle.
For testing, including this technology of “activating the compass”, I chose the same disabled seasons who have “practical or absolute blindness”, namely one season that does not have eyeballs, but mastered the seasonal orientation technology in space.
The first day. The first minutes of training. The subject removed eye prostheses so you can make sure that she is completely blind.
In general, the subject showed satisfactory results. Visible psychological uncertainty, but these are permissible errors.
Second day. Results significantly improved accuracy. In order to further disorientation of the blind, another participant was invited, who additionally disoriented the season.
In general, my conclusions are subjective, and require 10 or more seasons for scientific purity, to pass the Popper criterion, which is what I am currently doing.
If you have questions and suggestions, please write to me at boss.galan@gmail.com, or call my personal phone number + 7-701-521-0331
Allow me to show the results, which, if absolutely strictly following my instructions, activate the “compass” in the brain in 15 minutes and are very useful for the blind for orientation purposes.
Briefly about yourself. I am Gabdreshov Galimzhan, the author of seasonal technology and a seasonal typhloapparatus, which allows blind people to navigate in space, and even ride a bicycle.
For testing, including this technology of “activating the compass”, I chose the same disabled seasons who have “practical or absolute blindness”, namely one season that does not have eyeballs, but mastered the seasonal orientation technology in space.
The first day. The first minutes of training. The subject removed eye prostheses so you can make sure that she is completely blind.
In general, the subject showed satisfactory results. Visible psychological uncertainty, but these are permissible errors.
Second day. Results significantly improved accuracy. In order to further disorientation of the blind, another participant was invited, who additionally disoriented the season.
In general, my conclusions are subjective, and require 10 or more seasons for scientific purity, to pass the Popper criterion, which is what I am currently doing.
If you have questions and suggestions, please write to me at boss.galan@gmail.com, or call my personal phone number + 7-701-521-0331