Saccadic Masking: How Your Brain Tricks Your Eyes
Jai Ho
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In this video, the concept of saccadic masking is explained, which is an optical illusion related to our eye movements. It demonstrates how our brain masks the blurred images we see during quick eye movements, creating the perception of a continuous and stable visual experience.
In this video, the concept of saccadic masking is explained, which is an optical illusion related to our eye movements. It demonstrates how our brain masks the blurred images we see during quick eye movements, creating the perception of a continuous and stable visual experience.
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