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    Brain Fitness˛: Sight & Sound Director: Eli Brown Cast: Peter Coyote

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    • DVD Release Date: 02/10/2009
    • Original Release: 2008
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 40,827

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    Closed Caption; ; Driving; Synesthia; BrainPort Device

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    Disc #1 -- Brain Fitness 2: Sight & Sound
    1. Opening Credits [:31]
    2. The Eye [4:04]
    3. Sampling Rate [7:26]
    4. Change Blindness [2:56]
    5. Motion Blindness [4:41]
    6. Aging Vision [1:36]
    7. Monet [2:46]
    8. Active Vision [3:21]
    9. Reeds [5:35]
    10. London Taxi Cabs [6:06]
    11. The BrainPort [2:56]
    12. Keep What You Have [6:59]
    13. Be Socially Active [1:25]
    14. Maintain Focus [:41]
    15. Positive Effort [:54]
    16. Don't Accept Decline [:27]
    17. Memories [1:54]
    18. End Credits [2:02]

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    Join the world's most respected neuroscientists, psychologists, and neurobiologists as they explore the reasons why our brains may hold the key to our independence in this documentary special hosted by Peter Coyote. Every waking moment, our brains take in information. We make important decisions based on the way we perceive this information, so what happens as we get older, and the signals we receive from our ears and eyes becomes less reliable? Could we do something to dramatically impact these abilities? In this documentary, some of the world's most innovative experts reveal why the brain could be capable of changing and adapting even later in life. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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