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Thanks for sharing i just discovered this a week ago! Crazy that we can see our own white blood cells and all we have to do is look up at the sky :) In my exp
by free_energy_min 2y ago
Thanks for sharing i just discovered this a week ago!
Crazy that we can see our own white blood cells and all we have to do is look up at the sky :)
In my experience those white lights/graininess exists even when looking at other objects. Been trying to find a name for this.
Is this true in others experience?
I know there’s a phenomenon called visual snow but it’s not a negative experience like that seems to be for people. There’s also eigengrau but I experience this even in good lighting.
- NobodyNada 2y ago"Floaters"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floater https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floater They're caused by little bits of gunk floating in the fluid inside your eyeball. > They may appear as spots, threads, or fragments of "cobwebs", which float slowly before the observer's eyes, and move especially in the direction the eyes move.
- giantg2 2y agoFloaters should usually be dark, not bright white.
- throwaway96666 2y agoI know what you're talking about. My neuro said it was still visual snow syndrome. I don't find it to be a negative experience, just something you see. Like (mild) tinnitus, it's only negative if you perceive it as negative.
- giantg2 2y agoI think the pattern and intensity of visual snow is supposed to be different than this.
- stevenwoo 2y agoI can see stuff with my eyes closed while facing a bright light or in a dark room or with eyes open in a dark sky area. Some of it is floaters but there are other effects, not exactly matching the descriptions on wikipedia but it could be the same things.