"Untitled [Cerise, Turquoise and Olive]" (1970) ∿ Bridget Riley
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"Untitled [Cerise, Turquoise and Olive]" (1970) ∿ Bridget Riley
puppy can:
• track movement visually
• perceive multiple wavelengths of light around 500-900nm
• perceive rotation and translatory acceleration
• produce simple and complex language
• bite and gnaw
• move paws for locomotion and play
this is portion of why puppy is awesome :3
Visual Presentation Of Midnight Bloom
https://toyastales.blogspot.com/2024/09/visual-presentation-of-midnight-bloom.html
The Architecture of Reality: How Our Minds Create What We Think We See
We like to believe our eyes are cameras and our brains are recording devices, faithfully capturing the world around us. This comforting idea suggests that what we perceive is simply what’s there — objective, unfiltered reality delivered straight to our consciousness. Yet this assumption about human perception is not just wrong — it’s misleading. The truth is far more fascinating. Perception…
For next bit of research
Legal
Human learning
Memory
Visual Perception
Injuries (stab wounds, concussions, etc..)
Toxicology (Toxins and venoms)
herbology (medicinal and toxic plants)
Aristrocatic society
If you pick Legal, comment the specific juristiction (state or country) or type of law you want researched
Brainometry Fidget Puzzle Cubes
Are you making a video or gif with “subliminal” messages?
Hi. I’d like you to learn about visual acuity, saccadic movement,and how humans actually read, because if you put your pretty words outside of a certain area around where your imagined subject is going to be staring at the spiral then they’ll have to willfully break their focus and let their eyes read.
Which, well, ruins the whole vibe.
And it makes me sad.