Nov 22, 2016
It sits in the top of your head
When someone says "I can see it in my head" - it's the area that can recall visual memories. Remembering the last place you saw your keys or visualizing driving directions based on the landmarks you pass (which is the only way we give directions in the South). So, when someone closes their eyes to try and remember something, they're trying to deactivate their eyes and activate the parietal lobe.
Being able to identify a 3D object with your hands by touch only, and without your eyes. This is also how Braille works, the dot patterns created to represent letters.
Good info here and here about Braille activates the brain.
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