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Re:Vision scientists discover why people literally don't see... by ilaksh on Tuesday July 14, 2020 @12:36PM (#23834121)
My understanding is that you only have a relatively small area in the center of your vision where you get a clear image. And so your eye moves back and forth so rapidly that you can't tell without slow motion, sort of scanning in the environment into a 3d map.

So maybe some of the variability is in that mapping circuitry.

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