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The corneal bump on the front of the eye plays a major role in the accuracy with which we can determine whether someone is looking at our face, hands, body, etc
by yodon 3y ago
The corneal bump on the front of the eye plays a major role in the accuracy with which we can determine whether someone is looking at our face, hands, body, etc., even from a considerable distance.
The shape of your eye isn't a sphere, and our brains make great use of how that changes the shape and highlights of the eye based on orientation.
- Bjartr 3y ago> The shape of your eye isn't a sphere, and our brains make great use of how that changes the shape and highlights of the eye based on orientation. Where can I learn more about this? Googling just pulls up medical cases of bumps on the eye.
- yodon 3y agoPerhaps see [0] or some of the references it contains [0]https://cgl.ethz.ch/Downloads/Publications/Dissertations/Ber18.pdf https://cgl.ethz.ch/Downloads/Publications/Dissertations/Ber...