/sci/ - Science & Math

We're only a couple hundred years into "modern science". We think we know all the answers, but we really only know a fraction of what's going on. A couple centuries is a fraction of the total scientific lifetime.

I think humans process all light being observed in the field of view. The thing that varies is the accuracy of comprehension of what the eyes are actually seeing. The brain can react to a fly whizzing past its eyes perfectly fine, but you can start to pick out the finer details as more adrenaline in pumping throughout your body/brain.

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