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When two blind men with absolutely opposite methods of coping with their loss of sight meet, their conversation is understandably complicated. “Radiolab,” you curious cats, you’ve done it again! Make sure to stick around until 11:50 to hear John and Zoltan (both completely blind) discuss the merits of visualizing the world versus blocking visions out…

Rollie Williams

May 27, 2014

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