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This Is How the Brain Rewires Itself to Boost Other Senses in Blind People
Ever wondered why blind people develop almost superpower-like abilities with their other senses? Blind people may not be able to see, but many develop impressive ultra-heightened sense of hearing, smell and touch.
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