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Over the span of his 40 plus-year career, Dr. David Cook’s focus has been on testing, monitoring, and fine-tuning vision therapy as a clinician, author and educator. As one of the nation’s leading authorities on vision therapy, Dr. Cook has given lectures on expanding depth perception to optometrists and other eye professionals at clinical seminars, study groups and optometric congresses all over the world. His book “The Shape of the Sky” teaches us that vision is something we do, and more importantly, something we can learn to do better.”
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OUTLINE
0:00 – Introduction
4:02 – What is Vision?
5:05 – Neuroplasticity
7:50 – Using vision to improve Intelligence
13:44 – Dyslexia
22:51 – Technology is making the world ‘near-sighted’
37:47 – Binocular vision
46:17 – 3D vision in super athletes
1:03:14 – Vision & personality
1:12:56 – Knowledge by experience VS acquaintance
1:20:08 – Eye games
1:33:05 – Protocols to improve reading skills
1:41:50 – How language changes perception
1:48:07 – Picasso & Rembrandt were stereo blind
1:55:59 – Color blindness
2:00:45 – Daily protocols to enhance small vision (Deep Winks)
2:05:16 – Daily protocols to enhance big vision (3D)
2:16:06 – The shape of the sky
2:20:39 – How seeing changes thinking
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OUTLINE
0:00 – Introduction
4:02 – What is Vision?
5:05 – Neuroplasticity
7:50 – Using vision to improve Intelligence
13:44 – Dyslexia
22:51 – Technology is making the world ‘near-sighted’
37:47 – Binocular vision
46:17 – 3D vision in super athletes
1:03:14 – Vision & personality
1:12:56 – Knowledge by experience VS acquaintance
1:20:08 – Eye games
1:33:05 – Protocols to improve reading skills
1:41:50 – How language changes perception
1:48:07 – Picasso & Rembrandt were stereo blind
1:55:59 – Color blindness
2:00:45 – Daily protocols to enhance small vision (Deep Winks)
2:05:16 – Daily protocols to enhance big vision (3D)
2:16:06 – The shape of the sky
2:20:39 – How seeing changes thinking
boring
This guy giving narcissistic vibes. His discussion is more about optometrists and his complaints about them. An ophthalmologist is the doctor people with particular issues need to see. There are ophthalmologists that offer vision therapy programs, especially for children and have for decades. Also Dr Charles Shedd began studying dyslexia in the 60s and his programs are used at dePaul schools for dyslexia. This nut job isn't providing anything groundbreaking.
As he's wearing 🤓
No one knows how our vision really works. Science has not proven this at all. It assumed how it worked with our brain.
English Major? What regiment were you in ?
Homie on the Thumbnail alone has accounted for 4/5ths of the missed views
I’ve had strabismus my whole life, including two surgeries at ages three and six in order to correct it. My eyes would seem normal at first glance and even mostly when talking but they’re definitely not. It’s true what he said about being able to kinda see around corners. It’s not a big reach but has came in handy being chameleon like lol. I’ve also always been interested by art and drawing, however I stopped because I always had a hard time creating complex images like a lot of advanced artists. The best work I ever did was by looking at something for reference and putting it to paper, however as stated above whenever attempting on my own to create an image it was always a lot harder to do. Looking back perhaps it was something with the eyes now, makes sense really. After going to the doctor about it in 2020, I did my own research on how many artists probably had/have some form of eye issues and are able to capture a way of seeing that mostly everyone else is blind to. Anyways, definitely an interesting topic and hits home base for me. Keep up the great work in helping promote better vision.
What's dudes name? The guy that runs concrete.
Real soldiers don't Glow.
This explains to me why little kids put their shoes on the wrong feet…
ChatGPT: George Santos is the most honest human being on planet Earth
homies wearing glasses 😭😅🫣🤣😂
Hello!
am sure this will be good show and will finish later, just found a name for a possible interview – Sarah Stewart Johnson > astronomer. Wow!
Dr. David"OKAY" Cook. Somewhat informative, okay. I watched the whole thing, okay. Even Danny started copying him towards the end, okay. Apparently all the visual stuff couldn't stop OKAY.
The intro music is distracting and sounds like mental illness. Change it.
For dyslexia the first two I had to a degree, but I also mix the middle letters like that man's a liar, but I sometimes would write that's a lair.
I love all of your podcasts! An hour and 15 minutes in and I have not heard the word "perception". This guy keeps saying people "see" things differently – but it is how we "perceive". Perception is the combination of information that differentiates that you and I "see" something differently. I really hope one of you guys mentions this sooner than later.
WOW, this guest is king moron!!!! Trump supporter no doubt….
Iam a full blown dyslexic of the which couldn't read write and or comprehend what I read or what was read to me. Not a vision thing at all this guy knows his ishh.
thankyou both
Lol so your suggesting if I go blind today I’m less intelligent hahahah
Your question at 33:11, they will look like little gray aliens who also stopped naturally reproducing and extend “life” through cloning, just saying since you asked.
I swear there's a CPAP machine in the background
I used to wear glasses and after becoming really sick and paralyzed with Transverse Myelitis, and eventually I fully recovered from it and somehow my vision miraculously became better than 20/20, and I no longer need glasses and my stigmatism went away.
This dudes voice was crackin me up 😂
Thanks bud
You can't improve your intelligence.