1985 IN-PERSON Wonders and Illusions of Our Sight
One-time in-Person | Available
Discover the remarkable science behind how we see! This visually stunning presentation explores eye anatomy and the brain's role in creating vision. Experience the beauty of color perception, then compare human vision with how animals see the world differently—dogs, cats, bees, birds, and mantis shrimp. Learn about vision impairments, solutions, and fascinating brain-vision conditions like face blindness and synesthesia. Finally, be dazzled by 100+ interactive optical illusions that will trick your mind and spark lively discussion. A perfect blend of science, beauty, and interactive fun!
Moderator: Howie Baum worked as a mechanical and industrial engineer at companies in Cincinnati and Dayton doing product and process design and taught for 36 years at four universities and colleges. He also volunteers to teach computer skills at the VA. He has received OLLI's Stephen Appel Award for excellence in teaching.