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Proof that humans will always trust their eyes over their ears, even when wrong.
means Relating to or experienced through sight.
from From Late Latin 'visualis,' from Latin 'visus' meaning 'sight' or 'vision,' the past participle of 'videre,' to see — the same root that gives us 'vision,' 'video,' and 'visible.' It entered English in the 15th century, originally in optics and anatomy talk about the eye itself, before stretching to cover anything perceived by, or appealing to, the sense of sight.
- brain real estate
- nearly a third of cortex devotes itself to vision
- processing speed
- images parsed in as little as 13 milliseconds
- memory edge
- pictures recalled far better than words days later
- etymology
- from latin visualis, simply meaning of sight