The dot only appears to move because it is in sitting right under your optic nerve which is “blind” to light and the minute you notice it, you move your eye to that location which puts the blind spot somewhere else. Eye physiology. Not brain function.
The dot only appears to move because it is in sitting right under your optic nerve which is “blind” to light and the minute you notice it, you move your eye to that location which puts the blind spot somewhere else. Eye physiology. Not brain function.
The dot only appears to move because it is in sitting right under your optic nerve which is “blind” to light and the minute you notice it, you move your eye to that location which puts the blind spot somewhere else. Eye physiology. Not brain function.
Thanks, was wondering how that worked.