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I am not sure if I agree with the blurriness of cat-seen images. Human eyes are known to be pretty bad in terms of hardware. It is our brain that applies the wo
by abhinai 13y ago
I am not sure if I agree with the blurriness of cat-seen images. Human eyes are known to be pretty bad in terms of hardware. It is our brain that applies the wonderful image reconstruction that gives us the perception of crystal clear images. By scanning the neural pathways that transmit image data to a cat's brain, researchers have only establish the kind of signals that a cat's eye sends to its brain, not what a cat actually sees. It is entirely possible (and very likely) that the brain of cats sees something very different than what these images would have us believe.