Following damage to the visual cortex, a rare occurrence may cause you to be unable to see anything, yet other parts of the brain recognize what you claim not to see. This phenomenon is known as:

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This phenomenon is known as blindsight, where a person is unable to see anything due to damage in the visual cortex, yet other parts of the brain recognize what they claim not to see. It is a rare occurrence and highlights the complexity of the brain's processing of visual information. The other choices are not applicable or do not explain this phenomenon.

Following Damage to the Visual Cortex, a Rare Occurrence May