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Does the brain not use any information from the instructions it sends out? Such as when rotate the head it will automatically rotate the eyes as well, regardless of the direction of rotation and visual information.
@-moonshinetheone🌙- What? It's not like they're saying you did something wrong, they're just trying to explain something to you. Also, didn't you reply to @puteqx first?
Fun fact, if you succesfully managed to view the pen in 3D, you can do the same with two "identical" images next to each other and spot the mistakes in one of the pictures. If you know the game - find five differences. The differences are the spots where you can see a "small" blinking from the merged picture.
Fun fact... birds can't move their eyes in their head, so they use their neck muscles to stabilize their vision. That's why you see birds bobbing their head when they walk, it's because they keep their head still to maintain a steady image, then snap forward quickly onto the next position. It's similar to Steve's analogy about looking at trees when riding the train or in a car.
@@victormilev Yeah, I can imagine different species of birds will have varied degrees of eye control. My Congo African Grey can move her eyeballs without moving her head. She can also voluntarily control her pupil aperture, which is neat.
8:29 omg OMG thats so crazy, what im getting from this is that the reason why when you spin and spin and spin around on yourself then stop, your vision is tilted and when your eyes look around it sets back to this tilted position each time, slowly it reverts to normal. i never thought it was your eyes literally TWISTING THEMSELVES IN YOUR EYESOCKETS. this is truly mindblowing. thank you, for sharing this neat piece of info.
Fascinating. Somewhat unrelated, but I have also wondered why I can watch TV laying on my side and have no trouble interpreting the image, but I know if I hung the TV sideways, I would not be able to make much sense of it.
I would guess it's the inner ear telling your brain that your head is tilted and your brain takes it into the reckoning. The whole world tilts at once, again letting the brain know what's going on. Tilting only the telly has the brain thinking 'Huh?'
When I dissected eyes in med school I remember distinctly the superior and inferior rectus muscles not being midline to line of site. I never thought about why they ended up that way. It makes so much sense as an artifact of eyes migrating lateral to medial. This is super neat
@@ThatGuy-kz3fx same. I saw a commercial about eye drops that said, 'So you can show off thise baby blues, hazel hues and beautiful browns' How about my bottomless pit bodacious blacks? It feels so weird to refer to my eyes as blacks..
@@anunnakiiscomming9810 he was saying it because it was relevant lmao... that's like saying a vegan can't comment, "as a vegan, it sucks that i can't have cheesecake anymore!" on a video about the cheesecake factory. it's not bragging, it's key information with which they are providing you context.
I’ve experienced this orbital rotation when nodding off then snapping awake while my head bobbled forward and back. The brief moment it took my eyes to re-align, I could see the world, Horizon, rotate though my head was stationary. Very strange. Especially, when my eyes fail to re-align and feel stuck.
Honestly, this is the most disgusting and interesting thing ever. Edit: maybe I worded it wrong, it’s not a gross disgusting, more of like a weird disgusting. As in like it’s interesting cause I never knew it but it’s looks uncomfortable in a way idk 🤷♀️
It's insane to think how our eyes can smoothly follow a slow moving object, and we're unable to replicate that movement without jumping if the moving object wasn't there.
If you actually slightly unfocus your eyes and then try smoothly move your eyes, you'll find that you can do it. This technique can sorta be useful when you are skimming a book for certain keywords.
@@ethanbrown2073 Interesting, it works, my eyes smoothly shifts to the right but I can't do the same to the left for some reason. As for the book trick, it doesn't work as much as I'd hope with glasses on, haha.
I've been able to do this as long as I can remember and everyone that I've told thinks I'm crazy. But it's kind of fun and I tend to do it when kind of unfocusing my eyes, almost like a stretch.
Don't keep doing it. I have astigmatism and ended up making one of my eyes more blurry over the years by constantly Turing one eye .. lol I'm now trying to turn it back
I’ve done something weird with my eyes since I was a kid and now do it a lot as an adult. When I was little I loved spot the difference pictures and could do them in record time , by crossing my eyes and overlapping the two images, any difference on the overlapping image I see seems to move or look lighter or darker ( just different) . Also the hidden image pictures can be seen instantly. I use this “ ability “ in so many different ways and has helped immensely. I’d love to hear if anyone else does this as I’ve never talked about it or heard of anyone else doing it. Thanks Steve.
I always had a weird thought because whenever I moved my head so it’s tilted just a little things would seem as if they hadn’t been tilted at all so I was wondering what if they CAN roll and all my family members thought I was just seeing things but I was right and this video proved it
I always thought my eyes could do this! I couldn't find anything from internet searches, and it's hard to monitor the movement of your own eye. Good to know I wasn't crazy
"I'm gonna simulate your left eye rotating" Unfortunately, that wasn't a simulation. That was one of the most disconcerting feelings ever, because my eye decided "no, we can keep this image straight", and I had to look away because the feeling of one of my eyes rotating made me a little nauseous... :I
Same except I did not feel nauseous. It made me feel like my left eye was rotating but it felt like it stayed liked that and it scared me so I also stoped watching.
Lmao I couldn't get mine to work either. No matter how far or close I moved my screen, my eyes stayed crossed until I couldn't cross them anymore. They just do the rapid eye shake.
Since I was a child I could perceive my eyes, when looking for motion tracking spinning or even when I tilted my head had somewhat kind of a "step", adjusting the horizon. Apparently, those rolling muscles are not that fine tuned as the other four ones.
"You need to cross-eye so the images overlap and becomes a 3d image" Instructions not clear. Which of the 4 pencils were supposed to be 3d? Nice vid as always
It also helps when you put your hands on the sides of your field fo vision, blocking the left image for your left eye and the right image for your right eye.
Me: *”rolls” eye while talking to mom* Mom: What did you just do?!?!?! Edit: yooo wassup I just wanted to say thanks for the likes I appreciate all of y’all.
Okay this just explained something I've been wondering about for so long I just archived it...when I was a kid I noticed that looking up at a drop ceiling and spinning around resulted in a "chopping" image. Like jump jump jump instead of a smooth rotation. Based on this video, it seems like the nice pretty squares tricked my brain into thinking that the pattern was supposed to be staying still, and the eye roll was compensating until it couldn't keep up, then snapping back and reevaluating the image. There's one of my own personal oldest life mysteries solved. Thank you sir!
@@NorthLoftier no, they rotate back once they hit their range of motion. The aim is to project a stable image on the retina, which can only happen while the eyes are rotating. Snapping back causes momentary destabilization of the image, but it becomes stable again once the eyes start rotating again from the start.
eyes maybe rotating (back and forth) and brain trying to hold image still so you can "see" the ceiling by making it still, instead of just seeing the spin. Like when you try to see a car passing by you pan with head. So, rotating eyes is like panning but with rotation.
This is fascinating! I never knew about the rotation thing but it’s so beautifully explained. I don’t know if he mentions it in one of his other videos, but the eyes also blank out - or rather the brain doesn’t process the data - when our eyes flicker from one point to another, so we don’t see a wildly shifting image at those points. It does it so well that we are not even aware that we are missing these fractional moments of vision. That’s why jet fighter pilots are trained to move their heads rather than their eyes to look at something, so there is no danger of missing a rapidly approaching threat. It’s also why drivers at a junction are advised to move their heads to look for oncoming traffic, rather than their eyes, because if you look around by moving your eyes only, it’s possible for the eye to blank out for a split second and thus literally not see an approaching vehicle, especially something relatively fast and small like a bicycle or motorbike.
That makes no sense to me. How exactly would moving your head prevent your eyes from focusing? Since for me at least you still focus on an object when moving your head and then focus on the next object. So please do explain how exactly that would work. The driver example i mean. Also head movement is slower than eye movement as far as i know, or am i just missing something here?
@@thunderousavenger2382 that’s what I was saying - your eyes don’t “blank out “ if you move your head, whereas if you move your eyes it’s a rapid movement and your brain blanks out the image while your eyes move. Because of this you will literally “not see” something approaching if you move your eyes to look, whereas if you move your head you will not have these blanks of non-vision.
Although I like the idea, (depending on your age) It’s very unlikely. The visual cortex has a critical period and once you escape a certain age range your eyes and the neural structures that process information from the retina are sort of cemented. This is the same reason why eye issues are addressed in childhood before the issue is permanent in adulthood. Not trying to burst any bubbles here...
@@texanphenom I don't know, I've read about experiments where a person wore special glasses that turned their vision upside down, and their brain compensated for it after about a week. It may be possible that something similar could happen with the sort of glasses Steven described.
this would be too amazing! it would take you a couple of devastating weeks for you to adapt to it. i do not know what is gonna happen to you afterwards though....
OMG THE PENCIL THING. when i was kid, i would be sitting on the toilet or something and then id look at like a checkered pattern on the rug or the floor and suddenly the pattern would jump at me like that. i thought i had a super power 😔
@@AverageMoose I loved those books when I was younger. Now I apparently move my eyes the wrong way so the picture doesn't jump out but instead forms away from me. It's so weird and I can't do it correctly anymore -_-
I first noticed this as an older kid - I had these binoculars that wouldn't line up, but after a while, I was able to use them anyway, and I couldn't figure out why. This was why.
I have a very specific rust-colored pattern shaped like a "y" in my right eye. When I was younger, I was confused about why the pattern changed until I heard, "Oh yeah, my eye rotates over time" by someone else. I did eventually learn it was just a thing our body does to focus. What I didn't know, is that I could learn to do it myself. Fun skills that will be added to my "to learn" list. It'll go well with my wiggling ears.
Interviewer : What skills do you have Me : I can twist my Eyeball * me starts twisting my eyeball Interviewer : ewww, stop it stop it You you got the job
I can consciously contract my pupils and make them bigger or smaller on command. Also the left over muscles that used to move our secondary eyelids or any muscle in my body for that matter. What will that get me?
you can actually see it by just looking at something and slowly tilting your head. you can notice the point where youre eyes stop rotating and your brain starts turning the image
@@markuseberhardt888 actually, i dont know if it happens to everyone, but when im looking to my phone on the bed, laying on my side, i dont havr my head horizontal, but instead in the limit of what my eyes can do, because if not i feel very unconfortable
I noticed this when I was a kid looking at my eyes as closely as I could in the mirror. I assumed it was something everyone knew so I never bothered saying to anyone.
Whoa. I’ve noticed the “jittering” when you twist your head before but I always thought it was a mental thing where your brain automatically stabilizes the image, never thought there were actual rolling muscles
I can also feel the "reset twitch", mostly on my lids if I concentrate. 4-6 depending on speed tilting from fully one side to the other. Feels REALLY wierd, and now I am aware of it, argh!
I’m in highschool and I just want to say... it’s refreshing to actually enjoy learning... God knows how long it’s been since the last time I’ve felt this way when learning stuff not related to my passion (art) Thanks!
@@Natalie-101 The character designs pretty clearly imply that they have predator-style binocular vision. This fact was not lost on the fandom back in the day.
![Jack Harlow - Hello Miss Johnson [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q86_nlRoIGw/mqdefault.jpg)
I feel like the close-up eye shots on this one are quite creepy. Sorry!
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they are- but still interesting
Hello Steve.
Excited to see you do things like this once we have good eye-tracking cameras in VR
Does the brain not use any information from the instructions it sends out? Such as when rotate the head it will automatically rotate the eyes as well, regardless of the direction of rotation and visual information.
4:08 Ah, yes... My great ancestor,
*Ms Knockoff MLP*
I ended up doing half a rotation, but my eyes got stuck that way and everything i saw was upside down. I solved my problem by moving to Australia.
you from ohio?
@popcatproductions something that only happens in australia
@popcatproductions the point of saying that and the point of tagging ME like what the hell did i do?
@popcatproductions you must have saved so much type typing u instead of you
@-moonshinetheone🌙- What? It's not like they're saying you did something wrong, they're just trying to explain something to you. Also, didn't you reply to @puteqx first?
RUclips: "You can twist your eyeball"
Me: "why would anyone do that?"
Also me: *click*
Same lol
I clicked so hard lol RUclips been recommending me some really interesting shit
Yeha! But why?
Also me : trys it and now everything is upside down.
Lmao
RUclips: watch a man trying to rotate his eyes for 15mins straight.
Me: *Yes*
Ok, I have no idea, how your video is 2 minutes and 9 seconds longer than my one.....
I don’t know , 15 minutes doesn’t really seem like 12 minutes
666th like ggs
I am now ur first sub for no reason other than ur pfp
Yuki Yuka KAMUI
Fun fact, if you succesfully managed to view the pen in 3D, you can do the same with two "identical" images next to each other and spot the mistakes in one of the pictures. If you know the game - find five differences. The differences are the spots where you can see a "small" blinking from the merged picture.
I've been using that method to cheat on those games since I was in single digit ages 😂
It works omfg
Ace attorney taught me that
New fact to tell people acquired, thank you for this knowledge transaction.
Wait what 😮
Fun fact... birds can't move their eyes in their head, so they use their neck muscles to stabilize their vision. That's why you see birds bobbing their head when they walk, it's because they keep their head still to maintain a steady image, then snap forward quickly onto the next position. It's similar to Steve's analogy about looking at trees when riding the train or in a car.
my parrot can move her eyes.
basspig yeah not true for all birds, but those with gyroscopic heads, like the chicken
@@victormilev Yeah, I can imagine different species of birds will have varied degrees of eye control. My Congo African Grey can move her eyeballs without moving her head. She can also voluntarily control her pupil aperture, which is neat.
Yeah um, I'm pretty surey birb can move its eyes.
The point is true for certain birds. Chickens, pigeons and owls are a few.
Parent: “don’t you roll your eyes at me!”
Teen: *tilts head to the side
Parent: “WHY YOU LITTLE-“
*gets choked*
Chaos Convergent yes daddy
@@turolretar Dad: wha... " *SLAP THE FACE* "
Teen: Mmh I love when it's hard.
Dad: That's it, i'm gonna get the shotgun.
Teen: But daaad.
Chaos Convergent
*_s i m p s o n s_*
I'm not disagreeing I'm just saying its more your head is rolling, and less so your eyes.
Eye expert teaches pupils a lesson
We really follow the same channels, don't we? I see you everywhere I go.
Take my like and get out
Eye witnesses eyes as an eye witness.
@@V1ctoria00 I witnessed eyewitnesses witnessing eyes witness eyewitnesses.
Sounds like a porno opening to me...
8:29 omg OMG thats so crazy, what im getting from this is that the reason why when you spin and spin and spin around on yourself then stop, your vision is tilted and when your eyes look around it sets back to this tilted position each time, slowly it reverts to normal. i never thought it was your eyes literally TWISTING THEMSELVES IN YOUR EYESOCKETS. this is truly mindblowing. thank you, for sharing this neat piece of info.
oh my god
Now I want somebody take a video of their eyes doing that omg
Don't mind him he's just evolving his sharingan
Trash Gang
Yes
I only clicked on this video to find a comment on sharingan!!
Ticallion The God he finally got the 3 tomoe onw
Enger JP I already have the eternal mangekyou
he's zooming in to get a better view of us
Absolutely terrifying.
He's flexing blue eyes, lol
Well that's another way to look at it🤣
I see you
@@SteveMould freaking Sauron
Fascinating. Somewhat unrelated, but I have also wondered why I can watch TV laying on my side and have no trouble interpreting the image, but I know if I hung the TV sideways, I would not be able to make much sense of it.
hi david
woah i noticed that too
How do you know?
I would guess it's the inner ear telling your brain that your head is tilted and your brain takes it into the reckoning. The whole world tilts at once, again letting the brain know what's going on. Tilting only the telly has the brain thinking 'Huh?'
Wow, same here, I always wondered why looking at the phone or reading while laying on the side was more difficult, didn't make sense until now
1:49 I am severely unsettled and I don't think I will ever recover
Same 😭
This was awesome. Love learning about evolutionary quirks.
Thanks!
When I dissected eyes in med school I remember distinctly the superior and inferior rectus muscles not being midline to line of site. I never thought about why they ended up that way. It makes so much sense as an artifact of eyes migrating lateral to medial. This is super neat
What about the part where evolution itself is intelligently designed?
Recursive laryngeal nerve...
Hey Doc!
I actually forgot that as an Asian, we only have dark irises so no one can see my eyeballs rolling even if i learned it
If they're blood shot you have an indicator!
@@ThatGuy-kz3fx same lol
@@ThatGuy-kz3fx same. I saw a commercial about eye drops that said,
'So you can show off thise baby blues, hazel hues and beautiful browns'
How about my bottomless pit bodacious blacks?
It feels so weird to refer to my eyes as blacks..
Idk, use contacts or eyeball tattoos (don't actually do it, too risky, you might or will go blind)
@@anunnakiiscomming9810 he was saying it because it was relevant lmao... that's like saying a vegan can't comment, "as a vegan, it sucks that i can't have cheesecake anymore!" on a video about the cheesecake factory. it's not bragging, it's key information with which they are providing you context.
It's amazing how one part of the brain consciously learns how other parts of the same brain work. How cool is that?
Pretty cool
Fascinating
It scares me sometimes and then my brain panics and thinks it's gonna give itself an anyerism or a stroke or something 💀💀💀
@@CasperTheGhost64 I mean it's obviously magic, duh.
Quite amazing. Almost as amzing as how the heart makes chicken skin. Or my amzing engine
I’ve experienced this orbital rotation when nodding off then snapping awake while my head bobbled forward and back. The brief moment it took my eyes to re-align, I could see the world, Horizon, rotate though my head was stationary. Very strange. Especially, when my eyes fail to re-align and feel stuck.
Same. I get that a lot when I'm hung over 😅
Same. And then I would always try to do it again and never got to do 😂😂😂
Honestly, this is the most disgusting and interesting thing ever.
Edit: maybe I worded it wrong, it’s not a gross disgusting, more of like a weird disgusting. As in like it’s interesting cause I never knew it but it’s looks uncomfortable in a way idk 🤷♀️
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in what way is it disgusting?
Ur twisting ur eyes
True true
@@cosmblus its just creepy but very very interesting
I am practicing it actually
Instructions unclear: Accidentally opened the third eye
My third eye started rolling uncontrollably
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👁👄👁
@@coudbuncos3470 you've evolved 😂😂
I did it then I grew a third eye then started flying and got sucked into a portal I am unclear where I am
Shiv ji wants to know your location
@@bloodthirst4315 are u high?
It's insane to think how our eyes can smoothly follow a slow moving object, and we're unable to replicate that movement without jumping if the moving object wasn't there.
If you actually slightly unfocus your eyes and then try smoothly move your eyes, you'll find that you can do it. This technique can sorta be useful when you are skimming a book for certain keywords.
@@ethanbrown2073 Interesting, it works, my eyes smoothly shifts to the right but I can't do the same to the left for some reason. As for the book trick, it doesn't work as much as I'd hope with glasses on, haha.
@@Lexyvil My guess is that you're used to reading left to right. So just not as practised at moving left
@@Sirperfluous I bet you theres some uni student doing a thesis on that topic by surveying Japanese people
@@duck1sgood why Japanese people?
Its really amazing how well develeloped the human being is even the smallest of things
and yet mucus fills our throats when we’re congested which can cause some choking and lots of discomfort,,, nature isnt perfect!
sure does beg the question, was it designed? there is a brilliant design, who is the designer?
@@quinnsmithy8778 i guess the answer would be nature and milions of years of constant adaptation and evolution.
Me: how will this help me in anyway
My brain: just click it
Literally what I was thinking
It helps by making you less bored for 12 minutes.
Make your friends think you're insane
@@siarles stupid brains, only care about that sweet, sweet dopamine
@@monad_tcp well your comment seems SOOOO deep man!
Damn!
"you need blooshot eyes... Lucky me" *rolls a fatty*
rolls a spliff
Rolls pollen
Rolls dust
Rolls moss
Rolls ashy ankles
Humans of today: *"Woo i can move 1 eye at a time!"*
Primitive humans: *"I can roll my eyes, do a 360 with them and see 1 year into the future"*
The FFFFFFUUUUUUU
That’s why it’s black-
?
i’d like it but it’s at 999
you know what, the heck imma do it
I've been able to do this as long as I can remember and everyone that I've told thinks I'm crazy. But it's kind of fun and I tend to do it when kind of unfocusing my eyes, almost like a stretch.
Don't keep doing it. I have astigmatism and ended up making one of my eyes more blurry over the years by constantly Turing one eye .. lol I'm now trying to turn it back
Steve Mould just made a bunch of people just rotating, nodding, and shaking their heads in front their front camera. That's power
Future biometric hacking, social engineering.
That's what(who) I call - influencer!
1:34 he just stared straight into my soul
Lol
Lol
Lol
Lol
Bro as of rn, everyone wrote lol
I’ve done something weird with my eyes since I was a kid and now do it a lot as an adult. When I was little I loved spot the difference pictures and could do them in record time , by crossing my eyes and overlapping the two images, any difference on the overlapping image I see seems to move or look lighter or darker ( just different) . Also the hidden image pictures can be seen instantly. I use this “ ability “ in so many different ways and has helped immensely. I’d love to hear if anyone else does this as I’ve never talked about it or heard of anyone else doing it. Thanks Steve.
It's perfectly normal. Look up cross eyed puzzle solving on Google.
Tried it. Now my eyes are stuck like this, just like mother always warned me about.
One is lighter and darker most likely because of your vision. My right eyes images are more blurry then my left eye
GOOD FCKING IDEA
There's dozens of us, dozens!
Instructions were'nt clear, accidentally turned on my sharingan
Lmao
Fortnite
@@ascendant-_-gorilla2400 Naruto
Dash Bolt obitoes
Instructions unclear, mangekyo unlocked... don’t ask how
Optician here. This is very satisfying to watch, thank you for your accuracy and dedication to science
Is this safe
@@forkdraws7297 Did you watch the video to the end ? It's about a natural eye movement, of course it's safe.
Even though I know its safe, i still have a fear my eye will pop out lol
@@depagogd1426 😂😂😂
I always had a weird thought because whenever I moved my head so it’s tilted just a little things would seem as if they hadn’t been tilted at all so I was wondering what if they CAN roll and all my family members thought I was just seeing things but I was right and this video proved it
I always thought it was just the brain auto-correcting itself.
@@farenhite4329 same
I always thought my eyes could do this! I couldn't find anything from internet searches, and it's hard to monitor the movement of your own eye. Good to know I wasn't crazy
"consider this perfect model of a human eye" this horribly jaundiced eye
Didn't say a healthy one
doggo 0:23
@@BarackObamaJedi 😂😂😂
Manuel R. I mean your right
Very irregular pupil shape too
Mom: Go play with neighbour's child
Neighbour's child: 1:49
Depressed Student underrated
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This really cracked me up!
Hahahaha..
Underrated Comment!😂
Lmao!🤣🤣🤣
"I'm gonna simulate your left eye rotating"
Unfortunately, that wasn't a simulation. That was one of the most disconcerting feelings ever, because my eye decided "no, we can keep this image straight", and I had to look away because the feeling of one of my eyes rotating made me a little nauseous... :I
Same except I did not feel nauseous. It made me feel like my left eye was rotating but it felt like it stayed liked that and it scared me so I also stoped watching.
All I saw was the pencil turning, im so confused on how you guys are actually feeling anything from it
Kayden Lewis Same I’m really confused lmao
Kayden Lewis me too lol
You have to stay cross eyed to actually feel your eye turn. Make sure it looks like there are only 3 pencils when you go cross eyed.
2:31 I just see three or four pencils
Me also 😂
1:45 Nature tried to reduce motion blur, and then video games bring it back.
because you can only reduce motion blur so much before it hurts your eyes
Lol
Who likes artificial blur???
@@Lennard222 me, just not when it's overdone though, or crappy, or both, like in the PC version of Need for Speed Most Wanted (2005)
"who wrote this shi" -> versioncontrol -> blame
-> *sees own name* -> ... -> "I saw nothing"
cd steveMould
git blame
@@Riskteven thats the cli command for "change directory" tbf
@UCB50Z36Jntq93NI5WWW8TAQ That will lead to trouble.
@@roridev i allways use rm / -r -f --no-preserve-root
2:55. After two attempts my brain just disabled my ability to cross eyes. It just went like “nope. We don’t like that. You can’t do that anymore “
Lmao I couldn't get mine to work either. No matter how far or close I moved my screen, my eyes stayed crossed until I couldn't cross them anymore. They just do the rapid eye shake.
I did it, dont cross too much thats the thing
Then u see a floating third pencil
@@literallylyn.z bruh 😂
Your brain turned on parental controls
Since I was a child I could perceive my eyes, when looking for motion tracking spinning or even when I tilted my head had somewhat kind of a "step", adjusting the horizon. Apparently, those rolling muscles are not that fine tuned as the other four ones.
"You need to cross-eye so the images overlap and becomes a 3d image"
Instructions not clear. Which of the 4 pencils were supposed to be 3d?
Nice vid as always
The 2 middle pencils are supposed to merge but its really hard to keep it like that i had a hard time doing it
It helps to move your phone closer to your face, or it helped me anyways 😊👍
It also helps when you put your hands on the sides of your field fo vision, blocking the left image for your left eye and the right image for your right eye.
It's supposed to look like 3 pencils so that two of the four are overlapping and it will look 3D
The pencil didn't quite look 3D to me but it's a cool idea
I tried this and I ended up slaughtering my entire clan.
LMAOO
I KNOW DDDAAAANGGGG WELLL YOU DID NOT JUST-
I..Itachî??
YOU DID NOT 😭
I love this comment section
Me: *”rolls” eye while talking to mom*
Mom: What did you just do?!?!?!
Edit: yooo wassup I just wanted to say thanks for the likes I appreciate all of y’all.
You: Spinning my sharingan (I would like but then it would be 201 and I don't wanna mess it up)
Lmao
I've become a terminator mom
“Prey have eyes on the sides and predators have eyes in the front”
*meanwhile Pigs and Hammerhead Sharks*
And now my eye's are watering... 😂
Arent you supposed to be helping people do their homeworks right know?..
🤣🤣🤣
@@nazanin1832 it’s summer break I- well in America it is
Your eyes are squirting 😋
No weebs
Everyone: "eww"
Also eveyone *clicks*
:,D
XD
hahhahhah memes xddddd
1000th like!
@@fronkwonk lol
Okay this just explained something I've been wondering about for so long I just archived it...when I was a kid I noticed that looking up at a drop ceiling and spinning around resulted in a "chopping" image. Like jump jump jump instead of a smooth rotation. Based on this video, it seems like the nice pretty squares tricked my brain into thinking that the pattern was supposed to be staying still, and the eye roll was compensating until it couldn't keep up, then snapping back and reevaluating the image.
There's one of my own personal oldest life mysteries solved. Thank you sir!
Holy shit is that what that is
Yeah, I was so confused about that when I was a kid!
Your eyes suddenly rotated back every time they saw the square? Wow
@@NorthLoftier no, they rotate back once they hit their range of motion. The aim is to project a stable image on the retina, which can only happen while the eyes are rotating. Snapping back causes momentary destabilization of the image, but it becomes stable again once the eyes start rotating again from the start.
eyes maybe rotating (back and forth) and brain trying to hold image still so you can "see" the ceiling by making it still, instead of just seeing the spin. Like when you try to see a car passing by you pan with head. So, rotating eyes is like panning but with rotation.
One of the first signs that I was under extreme stress was that my eyes did not track smoothly from side to side.
"There are two muscles in your eyes"
Cramp has entered the chat
This spiked my anxiety within seconds of reading.
Verdant Blaze no fucking cap
Please tell me this can’t happen!
😬😰
@Refined Snack HOW TO STOP IM FEELING EXTREME PAIN
Unclear instructions, now my left eye is looking my brain.
@@fayenotfaye lol
Hello 911? Yea it’s quagmire again.. yea, no no it’s stuck in the window this time.. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Developed mangekyou sharingan
he’s just flexing his beautiful eyes
😂
His @@BLUE-kf3qn eyes 🥶
@@ניין-י9ש 🥶🥶
@@ניין-י9ש you using my name to describe it🤣
I would if I had those bright blues, ha-ha!
now tilting my head makes my eyesockets hurt, thank you!
This is one of those videos that aren't clickbait, but everyone clicks on.
I predicted at least 200k in a week, and we're at 700k! Nice!
Well, that was fast
Day 2: 435k views
I think its gonna reach 1mill before a week considering its already 400k+ within a day lol
Welcome to 500k in 3 days
You were right😂😂
So informative. So uncomfortable.
This is fascinating! I never knew about the rotation thing but it’s so beautifully explained. I don’t know if he mentions it in one of his other videos, but the eyes also blank out - or rather the brain doesn’t process the data - when our eyes flicker from one point to another, so we don’t see a wildly shifting image at those points. It does it so well that we are not even aware that we are missing these fractional moments of vision.
That’s why jet fighter pilots are trained to move their heads rather than their eyes to look at something, so there is no danger of missing a rapidly approaching threat. It’s also why drivers at a junction are advised to move their heads to look for oncoming traffic, rather than their eyes, because if you look around by moving your eyes only, it’s possible for the eye to blank out for a split second and thus literally not see an approaching vehicle, especially something relatively fast and small like a bicycle or motorbike.
This is an amazing technique to know. Thank you.
That's good to know as a driver.
Ну, на самом деле, мозг делает это не очень хорошо. Если быстро перемещать глаза 7-8 раз в секунду, то можно увидеть момент перемещения
That makes no sense to me. How exactly would moving your head prevent your eyes from focusing? Since for me at least you still focus on an object when moving your head and then focus on the next object.
So please do explain how exactly that would work.
The driver example i mean.
Also head movement is slower than eye movement as far as i know, or am i just missing something here?
@@thunderousavenger2382 that’s what I was saying - your eyes don’t “blank out “ if you move your head, whereas if you move your eyes it’s a rapid movement and your brain blanks out the image while your eyes move. Because of this you will literally “not see” something approaching if you move your eyes to look, whereas if you move your head you will not have these blanks of non-vision.
RARELY have I had my mind blown (and eyes!) by a video, but this one did! The 3D pencil was pretty epic! Awesome video!
You are a 3:41 jk just joking
Why is your name@@Typical_name?
I've always wanted to create mirror glasses that replicate having eyes on the side of my head, and see if my brain would adapt.
Although I like the idea, (depending on your age) It’s very unlikely. The visual cortex has a critical period and once you escape a certain age range your eyes and the neural structures that process information from the retina are sort of cemented. This is the same reason why eye issues are addressed in childhood before the issue is permanent in adulthood. Not trying to burst any bubbles here...
@@texanphenom I don't know, I've read about experiments where a person wore special glasses that turned their vision upside down, and their brain compensated for it after about a week. It may be possible that something similar could happen with the sort of glasses Steven described.
Do it. No one can stop you but you. Please give updates though!
@@OkieWanKedokie Good grief, how much must that poor person have vomited during the adaption period o.O
this would be too amazing! it would take you a couple of devastating weeks for you to adapt to it. i do not know what is gonna happen to you afterwards though....
OMG THE PENCIL THING. when i was kid, i would be sitting on the toilet or something and then id look at like a checkered pattern on the rug or the floor and suddenly the pattern would jump at me like that. i thought i had a super power 😔
Nah i just knew I was weird lol but now there's an explanation for it XD
There’s an entire book series with designs that pop out at you, was pretty cool when I was a kid
@@AverageMoose I loved those books when I was younger. Now I apparently move my eyes the wrong way so the picture doesn't jump out but instead forms away from me. It's so weird and I can't do it correctly anymore -_-
I tried it and it doesn’t work for me :( anyone know how to help?
I also did that when I was a kid. I still do it as an adult.
I actually noticed this a few years ago, everyone thought I was just stupid
You are a genious!
@@ivan-Croatian thanks man
@@ivan-Croatian you definitely aren't lmao
Now they SEE the truth with their own EYES!
I first noticed this as an older kid - I had these binoculars that wouldn't line up, but after a while, I was able to use them anyway, and I couldn't figure out why. This was why.
I noted this in the mirror as a child, never could find anything about it till this video. I always assumed it's for image stability in the brain
Me: *Confused why the pencils aren't overlapping but then realizing I'm crossing my eyes way too much*
Same, and I can't stop it
I don't think I can do it. I can either make 3 pencils are 4, but can't overlap at all.
@@hellohooman8962 try doing it less, it helped me, it didn't help for long but it did last a few secs
@@ryanjamesj44 you too ^
Me: *confused cuz I'm seeing my brain and thinking that's quite weird noises*
"Viscious Predators have eyes in the front" *Proceeds to show the cutest pug ever*
Pugs arent cute theyre gross and ugly abberations
@@SnoFitzroy I'm sorry to tell you this but you good sir have no taste!
Pugs are useless they can't even breath properly.
Snowka get a life
Monsi ! you too
“Psychovergence” would make for a great name for a metal band
Psycho virgins
im a phyco and a virgin 😈
yes
Cyclovergence?
@@sea81793 even better.
I have a very specific rust-colored pattern shaped like a "y" in my right eye. When I was younger, I was confused about why the pattern changed until I heard, "Oh yeah, my eye rotates over time" by someone else. I did eventually learn it was just a thing our body does to focus. What I didn't know, is that I could learn to do it myself. Fun skills that will be added to my "to learn" list. It'll go well with my wiggling ears.
RUclips: Reccomends
Me: *ends up with no Eyes*
Watching him was only hurting my brain until now, now my eyes hurt too
who can blur his vision like me? and i can control the level of blurriness. like if you can do it. i need an explanation
yes i can
I do it all the time
yeah its easy
I didnt realize i can
Everyone can it’s just not people do it
Well, that's all I needed to hear; my eyes are on the front of my head, I'm not prey.
Time for the hunt.
Interviewer : What skills do you have
Me : I can twist my Eyeball
* me starts twisting my eyeball
Interviewer : ewww, stop it stop it
You you got the job
Get awoout get awouut
I can consciously contract my pupils and make them bigger or smaller on command. Also the left over muscles that used to move our secondary eyelids or any muscle in my body for that matter. What will that get me?
Lachlan Trescott the same joke, except good
I’m ur 690th like ur welcome
@@jinxed4lyf763 Hey, I'm here for the interview... *eyes twist*
What was supposed to happen: cross eyes well looking at pencils they suddenly become one
Me: now all I have is four pencils
Same ;v;
Fr though
Same!! They don’t move closer they move farther apart.
For me thees a third pencil-
Ok good I thought there was something wrong with my eyes
Okay so the whole tim, we’re just ganna talk about how he rorate his eyes, but were not gonna adres how *beautiful* his eyes are??
Dit Kind Simp
no
@@zemsaney433 I'd be one for his eyes
Was too busy getting chills to notice :/
Yeah! That color is called China Blue, because it is the same blue as a China doll.
I think i’ve always noticed this because whenever i blink when im dizzy my surroundings looks like its spinning a bit.
The closest we can get to the Sharingan.
Was looking for this comment
Ah yes a fellow shinobi
Kamui
JEL Studios yeah me too. The first few comments are literally about how “interesting” science and evolution is
Lmaooo this was the reason I clicked the video
"you need blooshot eyes"
oh say less, you caught me at a good time.
A good times as in always 24/7
If you look to your eyes on a mirror, you can actually see the rotation. Also, it has a limit, and when you surpass it you start to feel different.
you can actually see it by just looking at something and slowly tilting your head. you can notice the point where youre eyes stop rotating and your brain starts turning the image
@@markuseberhardt888 omg you are right! i can sens the muscle movement
wow wow wow wow
@@markuseberhardt888 actually, i dont know if it happens to everyone, but when im looking to my phone on the bed, laying on my side, i dont havr my head horizontal, but instead in the limit of what my eyes can do, because if not i feel very unconfortable
Seeing the 3rd pencil and being able to look at it up and down really felt like something magical I’m not going to lie. Reminds me of the Nintendo 3ds
I noticed this when I was a kid looking at my eyes as closely as I could in the mirror. I assumed it was something everyone knew so I never bothered saying to anyone.
Same
8:19 "Hey steve what are you watc... "
It's how I relax ok!
@@SteveMould Can't hear you! I am already a mᵢₗₑ ₐ𝓌ₐᵧ!
@@SteveMould knowing that my eyes are literally twisting in my head makes seeing thst twisting forest image even more upsetting
How to assert your dominance: Roll your eyes at someone. Literally.
Steve, bro, these are the kind of videos makes me stay on RUclips in these times.❤
Whoa. I’ve noticed the “jittering” when you twist your head before but I always thought it was a mental thing where your brain automatically stabilizes the image, never thought there were actual rolling muscles
I can also feel the "reset twitch", mostly on my lids if I concentrate. 4-6 depending on speed tilting from fully one side to the other. Feels REALLY wierd, and now I am aware of it, argh!
The jumping is interesting, too: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saccadic_masking
Everybody gangster till he says _"Tsukuyomi"_
Lmao
Or maybe KAMUI
Or Susano
Tsukuyomi is the best genjustu in NARUTO hands down
@@tre1750 i mean it did take like ten years to preform
Me: ohh interesting! Let’s try this out. Go cross-eyed!
My eyes at 5am: nope.
I can't even cross my eye
Same, kinda frustrating rn lol
Those are my eyes at 2pm
@@animeidiot4398 hah me2
I took functional neuroanatomy this year in college and this video is so spot on. Great work!!!
"So your eyes can roll"
Me: But why, why would you do that
Cause why not
To evolve your sharingan you degenerate
Cause headaches
for the lols
I never thought I'd watch a whole video about eyes. This was sooooo incredibly intriguing. You did a phenominal job sir!
Actually eye opening
Normal person: eww that's gross!
Weebs: ah yes *sharingan*
NARUUUUUTO
And me: *that!s fucking awesome*
yesss
Yaaaaaaaas
Ed Sharingan
this video just kept getting more and more interesting great job
I’m in highschool and I just want to say... it’s refreshing to actually enjoy learning... God knows how long it’s been since the last time I’ve felt this way when learning stuff not related to my passion (art)
Thanks!
I agree
lol same
Get back to work, student 24601
Learning is fun, except when its forced on you if you have no interest in it.
Thanks!
Ended up with a headache after the pencil... And cross eyed for a while
Not saying its that bad, but I had real trouble reading your comment...
I couldn't get the two to fuse I just ended up with two images of the same thing
I don’t even have depth perception
Andy Lines do you only have one eye
Sketch._.Book no I have both of them
The important point here is that My Little Ponies are prey animals.
Would you rather believe they were predators? That would be terrifying😂
your name just crosses one of the recommended video on the side...
And Furbies are predators
@@BiggerOnTheInside211 I HATE THAT I HATE THAT IN EVERY WAY
@@Natalie-101 The character designs pretty clearly imply that they have predator-style binocular vision. This fact was not lost on the fandom back in the day.
I needed an excuse to stare into Steve's eyes
"I can twist my eye around its pupil"
Video length : 3mns
"...and so can you"
Video length : 3hours
Everybody gangsta til' someone's eyes becomes camera lenses and takes a picture on you
Of
brain storage
Plot twist- you are actually rotating your head around your eyeballs
plot twist your head actually stays still, but you're rotating the entire universe except for you head.
@@iamsushi1056literally how many video games work😅
The music:😙😙😙💖💎😄😃😀
The video:👁️🗨️👁️🗨️👁️🗨️👁️👀👀👁️
Me after reading title:
MY EYES CAN DO W H A T
1:35 Staring at those non-moving eyes while his head moved made me somewhat seasick.
Right?? I got dizzy lol
@Mike The Owl but you can't see your eyes move in a mirror, that's cheating
"Cyclo-virgins" is what ı thought he said and ı nearly shit myself from laughing.
so did the auto generated subtitles!
Lmao
actually its pronounced "virggin", fez
How does your lower case ‘i’s mot have a dot?
@@xirenzhang9126 Im turkish so the keyboards are diffrent. We have these: i ğ ü ç ö ş
nahh that look 1:51 is criminal