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In the 4th century BC, Plato argued that we are able to see because light emitted from the eye and that this light seizes objects with it's rays. This was the "extramission" theory of vision, and as bizarrely as it seems to us today, until the 1500s this was the widely held view in Europe of how the eye worked. To his credit Aristotle (384-322BC) was one of the first to reject the extramission theory of vision, arguing in favour of the "intromission" theory, whereby the eye receives light rays r
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― Life Time
― Life Time
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Bookworms aren't people who love to read. They are people who treat books as treasures. Anonymous
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― Amazing Matilda: A Monarch's Tale
― Amazing Matilda: A Monarch's Tale
A collection of great reads relating to cell and gene therapies.
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