Watch How This Blind Man Uses Echo Location To Ride a Bike

推荐理由

a story of a man who figured it out when he was a child, and eventually learned to ride a bicycle, and started teaching it to others.

引用mikewarot · 原文2021年6月

说明

这是2016年由Inside Edition发布的一部新闻，主题归在Neuroscience & the brain。它讲的是human echolocation这一支里的具体问题，而不是把整个领域扫一遍。适合按兴趣直接看、不打算先补课的人。内容上可以概括成：A short Inside Edition segment on Daniel Kish, a blind man who uses tongue clicks as human sonar to ride a bicycle through city traffic. He explains that he hears the reflections of the sounds off objects.这些读者给出的理由，核心是：Cited as a concrete example that humans can learn echolocation, in threads about animal and human sonar.讲法不绑某一条新闻，过几年仍然可以当材料看。从2021年到2023年，有0位不同的读者在0个不同月份把它推荐出来，其中明确叫别人去看的有0次。适合想知道那个时间点大家在争什么的人。结论会过时，争论本身仍然有用。如果已经会了基本定义，就把注意力放在它怎么把human echolocation变成能跟着复述的例子。

视频信息

频道

Inside Edition

时长

1 分 15 秒

发布年份

2016

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