Andrew Huberman· PhD
And that's exactly why we can do sensory substitution. And by the way, sensory enhancement or sensory addition where you can add completely new senses. One example is uh my colleagues at Ozna Brookke built this this belt that you wear that's got vibratory motors all around it and this is a little digital compass on it so it can tell where north is. So whenever you're you know whichever direction north is on your body you feel that motor buzzing. So it might be on my left hip if north is that way but if I turn around I'll feel that on my right hip and so on. And people get really good at being able to detect which way north is. Just as one example, it's really easy to add new senses like magneto reception in this case. And people can figure this stuff out.