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Sep 10, 2026

Erick GelhausGUEST
21:52
And those are both things that I bring in to the cognitive conclave, right? It's kind of all that stuff.
Erick GelhausGUEST
21:59
Rule two, rule four, the visual processing rather than the auditory stimulus.
Eric DavisHOST
22:05
Man, that's excellent stuff.
Eric DavisHOST
22:08
And, you know, I'm aware of the neuro.

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Erick GelhausGUEST
48:04
I'm going to layer in this year the neuros from Dustin Solomon.
Erick GelhausGUEST
48:07
Dustin Solomon, the building shooter's gentleman, came out of the Naval Academy, and shortly after he graduated and hit the surface fleet, The USS Cole bombing happened in 2000 over in Yemen, and Dustin got tasked with training the sailors on board ship how to handle firearms for ship defense when they were in port.
Erick GelhausGUEST
48:27
It gave Dustin a very interesting exposure to things, but over time, he started looking at visual processing, not just responding to a shot timer, but how are people processing things and how can we track that and then make decisions and, as importantly, stop shooting on the back end, right? How much visual processing you're doing.
Erick GelhausGUEST
48:46
John Holshin described it as going to the gym for your eyes and brain, right? Getting you to open up and deepen what you were seeing and be able to process that visual stimulus better, sooner.
Jyoti TharavanathNARRATOR
94:11
Speech went out, yet the body without speaking remained eating and drinking.
Jyoti TharavanathNARRATOR
94:19
Sight went out, yet the body without seeing remained eating and drinking.
Jyoti TharavanathNARRATOR
94:28
hearing went out yet the body without hearing remained eating and drinking mind went out yet the body as if blinking remained eating and drinking breath went out then when breath was gone out the body fell it was decayed and because people said it decayed therefore it was called body sarira that is the reason of its name if a man knows this then the evil enemy who hates him decays or the evil enemy who hates him is defeated They strove again, saying, I am the ukta, I am the ukta.
Jyoti TharavanathNARRATOR
95:23
Well, they said, let us enter that body again.
Jyoti TharavanathNARRATOR
95:26
Then on whose entrance this body shall rise again, he shall be the ukta among us.
Jyoti TharavanathNARRATOR
95:34
Speech entered, but the body lay still.
Jyoti TharavanathNARRATOR
95:38
Sight entered, but the body lay still.
Jyoti TharavanathNARRATOR
95:43
Hearing entered, but the body lay still.
Bruce TkachNARRATOR
32:48
This recording is in the public domain.
Bruce TkachNARRATOR
32:56
We Walk by Faith, Not by Sight, 2 Corinthians, chapter five, verse seven, by Lewis V.F. Randolph.
Bruce TkachNARRATOR
33:05
Read for LibriVox.org.
Bruce TkachNARRATOR
33:09
I saw a sad young woman on the car tending a puny boy, whose eyeballs told a tale of helpless blindness.
speaker_0HOST
0:00
AI never sleeps, and this week has been absolutely insane.
speaker_0HOST
0:06
First, DeepSeek releases their latest model with Vision, and then Alibaba also releases their latest and best Quen model.
speaker_0HOST
0:13
Shortly after that, Anthropic releases CloudFable 5.1, which is at the time the best model in the world.
speaker_0HOST
0:20
And then shortly afterwards, Google drops their best and latest model, Gemini 3.8 Flash, which is also incredibly good.

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speaker_0HOST
9:44
And then on this page, it contains all the instructions on how to download and run this locally on your computer.
speaker_0HOST
9:50
If you're interested in reading further, I'll link to this main page in the description below.
speaker_0HOST
9:55
Now, earlier this week, DeepSeek releases their latest model with Vision, which is called DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Experimental.
speaker_0HOST
10:03
In most cases, it even beats the previous non-Vision V4 Flash, and it's kind of on par with Cloud Opus 4.8, even though this is just a Flash model.
AvayiNARRATOR
159:06
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
AvayiNARRATOR
159:09
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by Avai in February 2018 The Elements of Anatomy and Physiology by William Rauschenberger Lesson 9 Sight Functions of Relation Sense of Sight Light Apparatus of Vision Eyebrows Eyelids Lacrimal Apparatus Muscles of the Eye Structure of the Eye Use of Different Parts of the Eye Voice Of the Sight Sight is the sense by which we perceive the form, color, volume, and position of objects that surround us.
AvayiNARRATOR
160:05
This sense, which Buffon called distant touch, is exercised at a distance through the medium of light.
AvayiNARRATOR
160:14
To comprehend the mechanism of sight, it is not sufficient to know the structure of the eye.
LeniNARRATOR
64:00
These he investigates first; and afterwards the causes of things which are moved by others, and which work by chance and without order.
LeniNARRATOR
64:09
Of the second or concurrent causes of sight I have already spoken: and I will now speak of the higher purpose of God in giving us eyes.
LeniNARRATOR
64:18
Sight is the source of the greatest benefits to us.
LeniNARRATOR
64:23
For if our eyes had never seen the sun, stars, and heavens, the words which we have spoken would not have been uttered.
LeniNARRATOR
64:31
The sight of them and their revolutions has given us the knowledge of number and time, the power of enquiry, and philosophy which is the great blessing of human life—not to speak of the lesser benefits which even the vulgar can appreciate.

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LeniNARRATOR
79:48
The water is broken up by the earth and escapes in the form of air.
LeniNARRATOR
79:53
This, in turn, presses upon the mass of earth, and the earth compressed into an indissoluble union with the remaining water becomes rock.
LeniNARRATOR
80:03
Rock when it is made up of equal particles is fair and transparent but the reverse when of unequal Earth is converted into pottery When the watery part Is suddenly drawn away Or if moisture remains The earth when fused By fire Becomes on cooling A stone of a black colour When the earth is finer And of a briny nature Then two half-solid bodies Are formed by separating the water Soda and salt The strong compounds of earth and Water are not soluble by water But only by fire Earth itself When not consolidated Is dissolved by water When consolidated by fire Only The cohesion of water When strong Is dissolved by fire only When weak Either by air or fire The former entering the interstices The latter penetrating Even the triangles Air when strongly condensed Is indissoluble by any power Which does not reach the triangles And even when not Strongly condensed Is only resolved by fire Compounds of earth and water Are unaffected by water While the water occupies The interstices in them But begin to liquefy when Fire enters Into the interstices of the water They are of two kinds Some of them like glass Having more earth Others like wax having More water in them Having considered objects of sense We now pass on To sensation But we cannot explain Sensation without explaining The nature of flesh And of the mortal soul And as we cannot treat Of both together In order that we may proceed At once to the sensations We must assume the existence Of body and soul What makes fire burn? The fineness of the sides The sharpness of the angles The smallness of the Particles The quickness of the motion Moreover The pyramid Which is the figure of fire Is more cutting than Any other The feeling of cold Is produced by the larger Particles of moisture Outside the body Trying to eject The smaller ones In the body Which they compress The struggle which arises Between elements Thus unnaturally Brought together Causes shivering That is hard To which the flesh yields And soft which Yields to the flesh And these two terms Are also relative To one another The yielding matter Is that which Has the slenderest base Whereas that which Has a rectangular Base Is compact and repellent Light and heavy Are wrongly explained With reference to a lower And higher in place For in the universe Which is a sphere There is no opposition Of above or below And that which is to us Above Would be below To a man standing at the antipodes The greater or less difficulty In detaching any element From its like Is the real cause Of heaviness or lightness If you draw the earth Into this similar air The particles of earth Cling to their native Element And you more easily detach A small portion Than a large There would be the same Difficulty in moving Any of the upper Elements towards the Lower The smooth and the rough Are severally Produced by the Union of evenness With compactness And of hardness With inequality Pleasure and pain Are the most important Of the affections Common to the whole Body According to our general Doctrine of sensation Parts of the body Which are easily moved Readily transmit The motion to the mind But parts which are Not easily moved Have no effect Upon the patient The bones and hair Are of the latter kind Sight and hearing Of the former Ordinary affections Are neither pleasant Nor painful The impressions of sight Afford an example Of these And are neither violent nor sudden But sudden replenishments Of the body Cause pleasure And sudden disturbances As for example cuttings And burnings Have the opposite Effect From sensations common To the whole body We proceed to those Of particular parts The affectionsof the tongue Appear to be causedby contractionand dilationbutthey havemoreof roughnessorsmoothnessthanis foundinotheraffectionsearthyparticlesenteringintothesmallveinoffthetonguewhichreachtothedheartwhentheymeltintoanddryupthelittleveinsareastringentiftheyareroughorifnotsoroughtheyareonlyharshandifexcessivelyabstergentlikepotashandsodabitterpurgativesofaweakersortarecalledsaltandhavingnobitterness areratheragreeableinflammatorybodieswhichbytheirlightnessarecarriedupintotheheadcuttingallthat comesintheirwayaretermedpungent But when these are refined by putrefaction, and enter the narrow veins of the tongue and meet there particles of earth and air, two kinds of globules are formed: one of earthy and impure liquid which boils and ferments; the other of pure and transparent water which are called bubbles.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
58:26
Then slowly He drew the Stick Back.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
58:29
The Vanished Part of it Returned to Sight.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
58:31
It Came Out And Was Not Changed In the Least.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
58:34
He sniffed at it.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
58:51
The Deer was Forgotten in the Excitement of This Strange Game in the Shadow of the Crumbling Bridge Suddenly the Vanished End of the Stick Jerked in his Hand.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:01
In spontaneous Alarm he Pull’d Toward him.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:03
The stick came Unwillingly Something Held it Terrified jan dug his heels in the Turf and pull’d Slowly inch By Inch the stick reappeared But with it a fat pale Hand Followed by a Sleeved Arm jan Slapped at the Hand and pull’d Harder the Hand hung on Grimly another Hand appeared gripping the slowly Emerging arm it Fingered its Way Up the sleeve Until it too Gripped the stick jan Let go and sprang back Several Feet he hesitatedReady to fleeWhen he let Go of the Stickthe Hands Dropp’d to the Groundthe Fat Fingers Dug intothe Sodand Hung ona Bloated FaceCame intoSightAnd DrewBackIntoNothingOnceMoreTheFaceAppeare dAgainAndStayedFlushedWithExertionLittleBy LittleTheFacewasFollow edbyaNeckShouldersAndaThickTorsoTheLastToAppearWasTwoShortLegstheFigureStoodUpShakilyItwasCoveredbyABrownUniformAlthoughJanDidNotKnowitThiswastheuniformofaFieldMarshalthePiglikeEyesintheFatfaceBlinkedathimstupidlythenTurnedtoSurveyTheruinCityjanRecognizedThenewcomerforaManThoughHehadNeverSeenonewithsuchaShapeVaguelyhewonderedhowSuchamanCouldcatchwildAnimalsandiFhecouldn'thowHecouldEatenoughtoHaveGrownupthemanwasevenmoreofanEnigmatoJanthantheglisteningSquareandehemightbedangerousjanhadwanderedfarinhisbrieflifetimeNowhereHadHEfoundmorethanahandfulofotherwanderingNomadsallLikehiminBuildlongOfLimbLithea ndpowerfulofshoulderAbletorunswiftlyalldaywithoutTiring This man, if man it was, came no higher than Jan's heart.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
60:51
He obviously wouldn't be able to run faster than the exceedingly rare short-legged pig that became so fat when it grew up.
Michael FassioNARRATOR
61:12
This scene was witnessed not only by the great artist herself but by numbers of marveling neighbors who By peeping through their window shutters saw for the first time a lasso hunt The quick accurate and successful work of the American cowboy astonished and interested all these witnesses to a wonderful degree To the Cowboys dexterous horsemanship added to his courage and endurance has been largely due the protection of the lives And property of the early emigrants to the Great West For years the dissemination of news was entirely dependent upon these heroic riders Now the success and preservation of the vast cattle interests are made possible Only by the watchful care of the Cowboy and his pony the one practically helpless without the other the view halloo Of the English hunting gentleman may be inspiriting to those accustomed to it But how it lacks in vigor In earnestness an actual music the famous cowboy yell as he and his pony dash upon game or hostile Indians this latter carries with its sound the conviction of heartiness determination and enthusiasm With which he begins a sport faces a danger or encounters a foe? To those who have seen general WF Cody Buffalo Bill give exhibitions of this method of riding It will readily be understood How difficult it is in words to illustrate the strange peculiarity of its singular attractiveness? To this man of ideas is do the thought of gathering together in one Congress the representatives of all these types of horses and Riders and As with Cody to resolve is to act this interesting assemblage is ready for public contemplation at the World's Fair It May not be inappropriate in this chapter to quote the words of the famous king of poets and eulogy of that noble animal the horse Shakespeare on the Horse Imperiously He leaps he neighs he bounds and now his woven girths.
Michael FassioNARRATOR
63:22
He breaks asunder The bearing earth with his hard hoofy wounds whose hollow womb Resounds like heaven's thunder The iron bit he crushes tween his teeth Controlling what he was controlled with His ears up pricked his braided hanging mane Upon his compass crest now stands on end His nostrils drink the air and forth again as from a furnace vapors doth he send His eye Which scornfully glisters like fire shows his hot courage and his high desire Sometimes he trots If he told the steps with gentle majesty and modest pride anon he rears upright curvettes and leaps as Who should say lo thus my strength is tried and this I do to captivate the eye of the fair breeder That is standing by What recketh he his rider's angry stir his flattering hola Or his stand I say What cares he now for curb or pricking spur for rich comparisons or trapping gay? He sees his love and nothing else he sees nor nothing else with his proud sight agrees Look When a painter would surpass the life in limning out a well-proportioned steed His art with nature's workmanship bet strife as if the dead the living should exceed So did this horse excel a common one in shape in color courage pace and bone round hooved Short jointed fetlocks shag and long broad breast full eye small head and nostrils wide High crest short ears straight legs and passing strong thin Mane thick tail Broad buttock tender hide look What a horse should have he did not lack Save a proud Rider on so proud aback Buffalo Bills equine heroes Mr..
Michael FassioNARRATOR
65:40
Cody is a great lover of Man's best friend among the Animal Kingdom the horse the Peculiar career he has followed has made his equine friends such a sterling necessity as a companion An assistant a confidant That he admits as every frontiersman scout does a great deal depends even life itself and innumerable emergencies On the great sagacity of this Noble brute For the purposes of the trail the Hunt the battle the pursuit or the Stampede It was essentially necessary to select four chargers with which to gain success animals excelling in the qualities of Strength speed docility Courage Stamina keen scent delicacy of ear Quick of Sight sure footed shrewd in perception nobleness of character and General intelligence History records and a grateful memory still holds dear numberless Famous quadruped allies that buffalo bill has during his long career possessed and Many are the stories told on the frontier and in the army of old buckskin Joe Brigham tall bull powder face stranger and Old Charlie Old Buckskin joe Was One of his Early favorites who by Long service in an Army scouting became quite an adept and Seemed too Have a perfect knowledge of the duties required of him.
Michael FassioNARRATOR
67:10
For this reason, when ordered to find and report the location of the savages in their strongholds—at times hundreds of miles away over lonely country infested by scouting parties of hostiles liable at any instant to pounce upon one old Buckskin was always selected by Cody to accompany him on the trail when the work was dangerous mounted on another horse he would let buckskin follow untrammeled even by a halter so as to reserve him fresh in case of discovery and the terrible necessity of a ride for life quick descent danger he instinctively gave evidence of his fears and would almost assist his saddling or quickly insert his head in the bridle And once on his back Joe was always able to bid defiance to the swiftest horses the Indians possessed; and the longer the chase, the farther they were left in his rear.
Michael FassioNARRATOR
68:07
On one occasion his master descried a band of 100 warriors who gave them chase from the headwaters of the Republican River to Fort McPherson (a distance of 195 miles).
MarleyMusiccSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:36
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speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:54
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Blaqrose SupremeHOST
34:05
Black Girl
Weather 40SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:05
Supreme.
Okasha KamenyHOST
4:04
السمع, the hearing.
Okasha KamenyHOST
4:06
البصر, the sight.
Okasha KamenyHOST
4:08
اللسان, the tongue.
Okasha KamenyHOST
4:10
القلب, the heart.

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