When we start observing or stare at a person who is working something else or observing else, at some point he will surely look back to us. We will feel that he has cought us seeing. I think this is common thing happened to all at somepoint of life. --- Question is does our Eye sight has weight/touch power?
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We are able to see things even when not looking at them directly. It is 180 degrees for men and 360 degrees for women.  Therefore, we can 'sense' it when someone is training their eyes on us.
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i used to cry in one i too sometimes.....i think its normal maybe the other eye is just slow in secreting tears.....
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What happens when we do the math?  Lets see... I will go with distances of 20 feet and 40 feet respectively.  Lets say the center line of the person standing next to us is two feet from our center line. So at 20 feet we have a 5.7 degree shift of the eye.\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=sine(2+feet+/+20+feet+)+in+degrees\n\nAt 40 feet we have a 2.9 degree shift of the eye.\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=sine(2+feet+/+40+feet+)+in+degrees\n\nNeither of those seem that unreasonable for our amazing optical processors to detect.  Also it is quite likely that the person actually did look at you at least for a moment, probably even more than once.  You should at least be able to detect the direction of rotational shift of the eye as they return their focus to the person standing next to you.\n\nThe human eye is even able to take snapshots of very fast moving objects.  I have even done this with rain while looking out the window of a passenger jet traveling at roughly 500 to 600 miles per hour.\n\nSurely detecting eye an eye aim change of 1 degree or less at 40 feet or even slightly farther is not any more difficult.
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Usually people with lazy eye (strabismus) ignore (suppress) the eye that isn't pointed where they're looking.  The brain doesn't like to get conflicting information from the two eyes, so if it does, it only pays attention to one.
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That's totally normal for a new prescription. It seems like every time they change my prescription for my glasses and contacts my perspective just seems weird for about the first two weeks, but then it goes away. Of course I still get that sensation when I switch between my contacts and glasses, but just for few minutes. \n\nAll I can say is, keep wearing your glasses consistently, and give it about two weeks - everything should seem normal by then. \n\ngood luck :)
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Yes, go to the doctor and get your eyes checked. It's not normal to feel any type of discomfort in the eye on a regular basis.
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Our actions can have effects that travel and/ or we may be unaware of how things affect those around us. As a teacher, I wonder at how i'm affecting these kids lives. Many really like me and i wonder if they'll remember me for a long time (like i remember some of my teachers) and how much do i shape them.
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Hi Maddy, I am taking a few moments this morning to reduce stress, pre-wedding jitters, not really nerves, just the usual worries of everything going correctly, as planned. lol \n\nSo, here I am anwering one of your great questions! ;-)  I too have often mused on how the blind or others who have lost a sense, manage to do things, normal everyday things those who have all five senses take for granted on a daily basis. I have mused on what it would be like to be blind. You see, one of my daughters had a knife put out her left eye when she was six. It was a horrific experiance for her and also her father and I. While she has not been completely blind sense birth, we have always been very worried, and sensitive of the worry she may lose sight in her one remaining eye. She was able to 'keep' her damaged eye, but she is basically 90% blind, only able to see shadows and blurred color in it. So, you can imagine this is something I have thought about a great deal. \n\nI read the answers you received when I first clicked here. Bonacua B is as close to an honest interpretation, or considered response than any other. Now, imagination does not require sight. They 'way' they imagine things will be different than those with sight, but they still will have dreams and imagination. Blind folks are as capable of those with sight of being able to be imaginative, innovative, creative and otherwise intuitive. They are in a unique position to provide an alternate view, which can be very impressive. When we are in a 'think tank' it is of best interest to implement as diverse a group as possible. When we keep the group diverse we are able to obtain a uniquely cohesive thought process which can produce great innovative and creative 'out of the box' thinking. This will enable the group to come up with a tremendously increased measure of ideas and concepts. When we place a group of non diverse members into a position of requiring innovative and creative ideas, they are limited to only simular processes as they all have the same abilities and therefor are limited. \n\nThe blind may not be able to see 'color' but color has more than a visual affect. Color is uniquely viewed by each individual with sight. Men and women see colors differently. There are scientific studies which demonstrate these differences between the sexes when it comes to seeing color. The blind are able to imagine colors by using verbal stimuli to create a visual concept. Colors also create emotions, blue is calming, red is stimulating, yellow is comforting, black can be either rage, or blankness, grey is dismal, etc. By utilizing all the elements of color the blind are able to concepulize these and form their own unique 'vision' of color. \n\nEmotions are very strong elements, and they are created from many differing sourses. When we are able to utilize all of our resourses we are then able to acheive our highest potentials. The blind are not any different in this as those who see. \n\nThose who are born blind do NOT increase other senses to 'compensate' for the lost sense. Studies have shown that the other senses which are seeminly increased, are available for the sighted to acheive those inhanced heighths. We ALL have the capasity to use our senses to a maximine capasite, the same as the blind, we just don't do it. When we are trained to use our senses to the highest levels we are able to acheive seeminly spiritual elements within our abilities to minipulate them. Most people just do not work on increasing their senses to the degree of their full capasity. The blind are trained to do so. So, it is not an ability to obtain any higher degree of use in remaining senses, above the ability of any seeing person, it is just they work at acheiving these 'high' degree of developed senses. \n\nI firmly believe the born blind are as able as any other to imagine and dream. The way this is manifested may be different, of course it
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Any good guy will look at your eyes before he looks at anything else.  If there isn't eye contact, there is nothing.  Guy or girl, it only makes sense to look at the only thing that can return a look, the eyes.  To see the eyes is to see the closest thing to who a person really is.
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They can still see in their dreams, they see how they perceive the world.  Dreaming has nothing to do with sight, the visual aspects of dreaming are in our heads.
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This is a problem that I have been battling with all my life. I believe you have to feel confident in who you are. You need to believe in yourself. It is hard I know but you need to start looking people in the eye. People will look away. Most people are like you, so I would say that you are normal. I know you feel bad, but believe me other people are just as timid as you are. You will get more respect when you look others in the eye.
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I think its a sensation we get because for one the dark can be scary for some,also its been seen in movies. Its that feeling of insecurity. I have had that before its a creepy cold feeling. I would look quick to see if something would move.Its also our thoughts creeping us out also.
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mac, your comment about talking vs. listening is very interesting... i usually look away when i'm talking to someone, but i maintain eye contact when i'm listening.  i can picture myself doing it every day, but i never even thought about it before.  i don't particularly like to be eyeballed ("you lookin' at me, son?") but as long as the personal space remains roomy enough, i don't feel invaded.  \n\ni guess it depends on the nature of the relationship and the conversation. (ok mac, here's the 'gray area cop-out' part of the show)  i'd be less inclined to be upset by a workmate not maintaining eye contact when discussing the next food order than i would a significant other looking away every time we spoke.  for informational or informal conversations, i believe eye contact is not necessary. for an important or emotional conversation, eye contact sends just as much information as the words themselves.
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I would think too much time has gone bye. I would think glasses would help. A friend of mine lost his eye when he was fishing and got the hook in the eye.  He had a glass eye and it did not bother him to look out of only one eye.  But I am not a Dr.
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It's fundamentally the same thing. When people see something they consider attractive -- whether it's a potential mate or just a pleasing painting -- their pupils dilate. We're also remarkably sensitive to this happening in other people, even though it's often beyond the supposed resolving power of our eyes. When you meet someone that you like, your pupils will react and if they like you theirs will react too. That signal will be subliminally caught and you will both feel accepted and validated.
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In fact, the optic nerves would still likely function, and the blood on theeyeball woudl *not* block vision-only perhaps make it pinkish.  THe strain on the optic nerve might cause severe pain and/or light flashes.\nAssuming that the eyes worked perfectly (which anyway is fairly likely), they would see an process whatever they were looking at-so yes, your eyes would see each other, andyour brain would process that as it would normall-If you have ever looked through a small hole with just one eye-say, a microscope, then your eyes were getting completely different views...you can think of many times when your eyes were focused on totally different things, and yet your brain didn't get scrambled or confused...it went with the view that *you* were interested in- The brain will make dominant the view from the eye that you are focused on-so, if you are looking through a microscope, you see (with the micro eye) a slide of a leaf-but with the other eye you see the side of the microscope and the table- YOur brain brings the leaf side to the top, and enhances it over the other, because it is what you are interested in.  If you took your eyes out and faced them to each other, you would get two views of eyeballs-your brain wouldnt scramble or freak, it would just switch dominant views based on you attention at that second.\n\nAnd I absolutely guarantee the optic nerve would NOT seperate from the eye itself- I've had to dissect these before and they are attached extremely well- I have also had the misfortune of being with a guy who had the orbit of his eye broken, and his eyeball bulged out-he could see with it fine, though it hurt horribly, and once the eye was put back in , there was no permanent damage
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Making eye contact has nothing to do with love or anything some times. People can get bored to death and be looking at you because your looking at them.