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You know how humans feel when they are being stared at? What if extraterrestrials didn’t have gaze detection like we do?
I think that if it was true they would find it weird that we could “feel” eyes on us. That we know when something is watching us.
Can you actually sense when someone is watching you?
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Humans are Weird 2
Have you guys ever heard of gaze detection? It’s when you feel like someone is staring at you and you start to get nervous and anxious?
Like the only time you get this feeling is when Someone is staring at you hardcore. They won’t stop looking at you, so when you get this feeling it’s common to start looking around for the source of the stare.
What if aliens don’t have this? You can stare at them for hours and they won’t even shift uncomfortably or become anxious. What if only humans have this?
It’s been a week since the new human climbed aboard our ship. It is well known they are an interesting and somewhat terrifying species that, surprisingly, are very knew to the Alliance. But even though they were fresh to the universe, they somehow were able to be a big influence.
So naturally most of us stared at the new human in curiosity. It was a male from what we could gather and he was a loud human. He would talk all the time with the other members of the crew and would make noises while he worked. “Outgoing” as the humans described it.
But something strange happens to him when we are looking at him. He could be talking to a crew member or doing his work when I start to stare for more then a few minutes I mean, he’s just so strange looking and he seems harmless from the outside that I couldn’t help but stare.
Suddenly he stiffens, grows quiet. The room is completely silent. It sets me on edge. Is something wrong with him? Is he sick?
Suddenly the human snaps his head towards me with his forehead hair down “frowning”, he’s staring right at me.
I shriek internally and panick. Oh no he’s mad he’s going to kill me? How did he know I was looking at him?! Does he have sensors or something?!?! Damn it I knew I shouldn’t have been alone with him!
I quickly hovered out of the room and hid behind a generator. I pray to Xbephon he doesn’t find me.
The Human shook his head and continued back to his work. Mumbling about “weird aliens, I was just going to ask them to stop staring.”
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Advertising: The Gaze
It is proven that humans act differently if they know someone is watching - even if the staring eyes are printed on a piece of paper.
In a 2013 study researchers found a 62% drop in bike theft after hanging signs with glaring eyes and a printed warning against bicycle thieves near some campus bike racks. The result was not just a drop in theft but also a reported 63% increase in stolen bikes in a nearby campus.
I don’t know the artist behind this wonderful piece other than it was exhibited at Frieze Art Fair NY in 2017. Anyone who knows?
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Our brains are extremely skilled at "gaze detection" and usually knows when someone is staring at us. source
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