Subconscious Sight: The Neurological Paradox of the Blindsight Phenomenon

If a person is completely blind due to catastrophic damage to their visual cortex, they cannot consciously see a single photon of light. Yet, if you place them in a hallway filled with chairs and boxes and ask them to walk forward, they will flawlessly sidestep every single obstacle without knowing how they did it. This impossible paradox is known as the Blindsight Phenomenon. The human brain po...