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Everything You See Is from 15 Seconds in the Past, Research Suggests

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• sherdil2022 1y ago
  https://archive.ph/SIvrn https://archive.ph/SIvrn HN should probably auto-convert paywall articles to archive.ph (or similar) links.
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• floxy 1y ago
  Juggling
• verdverm 1y ago
  How do people play sports or drive cars then?
  • danielschreber 1y ago
    Anticipa...
    • clipsy 1y ago
      ...dary!
    • Bluestein 1y ago
      ...tronic!
  • anon191928 1y ago
    with stupid researches and article writers. they make it happen with writing lies and wrong info like the one shared here. Writing wrong information is free and gets views too ??? Any view brings ad revenue
• pmdulaney 1y ago
  Well, that explains how mosquitoes are able to bite me before I even know they're there.
• jessetemp 1y ago
  The title contradicts the article. Our eyes are averaging information that is up to 15 seconds old, but we can obviously react to visual stimuli in less than 15 seconds so it’s not all that old. They’re probably also confounding the research by using faces as the thing that changes over time, since our brains are sort of hardwired to respond to faces differently than other stuff