Like that guy on Star Trek with the shiny hairband over his eyes?
Just because the vision center of her brain was blind doesn't mean her brain couldn't have compensated somewhere else.
Like that guy on Star Trek with the shiny hairband over his eyes?
By all means, show us a single instance where a person with a damaged visual cortex, or even occipital lobe was able to see. You're erroneously extrapolating the possibility from known instances where other functions have been taken over by different parts of the brain. There are no known instances at all where the highly specialized visual fucntions have ever been replicated by another part of the brain.