How come your eyelid can close in time to stop a bit of workpiece hitting your eyeball, yet you aren't aware of seeing it coming towards you?
Things flying into your eyelid
Aug 11, 2017
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Blink reflex is local to the eye itself. But you should be wearing eye protection anyway if you value your sight.
So there's some kind of miniature local brain that can process the retina's image?! I would have thought that required quite a lot of processing power to interpret an image and work out if something is coming towards you.
I do with something wild and dangerous, like using an angle grinder. But I was just wiping silicone off a tool. A bit pinged towards my eye and my eyelid caught it.
in your case yes.
ADDITIONAL brain.
You must know that Hucker is an unemployable sociopathic trolling idiot? If he had the guts he would be dangerous.
As demonstrated by blindsight. I recall a fascinating article recently on Radio 4.
He has a degree you would have thought he;d know something like this.
There is a direct link between thought and muscle structure. As with brain structure, paths are reinforced with each use.
We are all capable of doing something such that the mind is free to wander, such as a drive home.
It is possible to learn sequences such that, when they activated, they appear only as a past memory.
Ray.
Like riding a bike or walking upright, as babies we have to learn how to pu t one foot in front of the other and how to balance as adults we learn to d o this automatially without thought although there are some that reach old age and still haven't yet quite mastered it, have they James Wilkinson Swo rd.
Everybody trips over things.
I understand statistics and don't worry about the unlikely.
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