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I never thought of that.
It's a possibility because
yeah, you're right.
Have you seen it in person?
AUDIENCE: I haven't seen it.
SHEILA: You haven't seen it.
So it's like on
that comp screen,
where she type out
words really fast.
So I have to read fast.
But after one hour, I
got too tired to read,
so I just look around the room.
The good thing is after class,
she send me a transcript,
so I will go back
and look at it again.
So I mean, it's really tiring
to look at computer screen,
for one hour straight,
reading words really quickly.
PROFESSOR: OK.
So the cochlear
implant is sometimes
called the most successful
neural prosthesis,
and here we have an example.
So let's give Sheila a hand.
Thank you very much for coming.
And we'll talk next time
about brain stem reflexes.
So we'll hang around if you
have any other questions.
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uh my name is Miriam prosnit and I was
on team Heatwave you play and there are
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on team Heatwave you play and there are
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uh people who are at risk for being
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uh people who are at risk for being
vulnerable to heat waves move around the
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vulnerable to heat waves move around the
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vulnerable to heat waves move around the
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