Do people with one wandering eye see where that eye is pointing?
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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.
287826
The same way they tell if people can see. They wave something in front of their eyes and see if they follow it or not.
831547
The color which you are seeing may look differently to other person.\nIt depends on how eyes recieve the color and how the brain interprets the signals.\n\nThis is very difficult to answer. if one can be made to work with more than one brains, then probably, it can be answered correctly!!!
606515
i know 3 people that have a wandering eye and it's so hard! i feel bad because i don't know what to look at! but i focus really hard on our conversation and think about how i would want to be looked at if i had a wandering eye and it seems to work.
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They see it, if they dont have some eye disease!\nOr if you dont have it!\nIf I'd take off my glasses, I probably wouldn't see a man, not to mention his shadow!!! :))))))
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No, our eyes do not throw out light.  You can tell that from the fact that the pupils look black.  The pupil is the hole light goes into; nothing much comes out.  (Occasionally, during an eye exam, does not count.)  \n\nWhat happens is that you get input in both eyes that is slightly different.  You can tell this by looking at an object in the near distance, such as the slat on a vertical blind, and past it to something in the distance, such as the view out the window.  Or hold a pencil at arm's length and view a distant object.  Close one eye and then the other, and you will see that the view in the distance changes relative to the nearer object, because you are getting a different view from your two eyes. But when both eyes are open, the brain puts them together, and interprets the parallax (the difference between the two at different distances) automatically, to give the impression of depth.  It's fortunate it is all unconscious, as otherwise our reaction time would be too slow to drive or otherwise use this ability in real time.
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My grandmother told me she had back eyes that even if her back was turned she could see what I was doing. And even when I was in school and had got in trouble she would say whe knew I got in trouble because she saw it with her back eyes. This question brought me back to my childhood for a minute I forgot all about my grandmother and her back eyes until you asked!
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Its all about accomodation.  Naturally the eye can focus on an object.. near or far... when correction is needed....  "squinting" helps because it forces the lens in the back of the eye (the one you cant see) to change shape a little.. sometimes that can have a + effect when you are looking at something.\n\n\nIn regards to the comment below me here....\n\nThe pupil reacts to light.  It has nothing to do with accomodation.
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Eyes up looking to the left:recall\nEyes up looking to the right: Thinking\nEyes down towards the floor: Thinking of lie/lying\nPerson leaning forward, eyes to you: Listening\nPerson leaning back, arms crossed:Anger, uninterested\nPerson looking at you, head to side:Listening to you but losing interest\n\n\nI think you mind find the following site of interest.
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Have you ever heard "eye of beholder"? Yes, I believe they are! Eyes can tell romance, anger, sadness,confidence,lies etc. If you know how to read them and you are completely in tune with what you want. Eyes are ones sincerity....and inquisitiveness. If you can get lost in someones eyes, yet still read it CLEARLY, this is true. The downside is some people have mastered the art of using this to get what they want, so caution is needed in using that as an overall.\nThe FBI uses eyes to tell lies (pupils move when they are lying or they will not look into they askers eyes with confidence)\nLovers use this to find the ultimate bliss and comfort in each other.\nParents use this to control their kids...LOL (well some of them)\nSexuality uses this to direct intimacy.\nEnemies it to intimidate and so forth.\nEyes can tell the utmost structure of ones personality.\nNot so confident people will not look you in the eye.\nPeople use it to grab attention (like from across the room)....The list goes on.... But YEAH they are, in my eyes anyways!
71920
There are actually 2 ways to see Magic Eye pictures (also called random dot stereograms).  One way is with your eyes crossed and the other is with them uncrossed, but I don't remember which way gives you which image.  It's usually easier for people to do it one way over the other.  And then there's people like me who have to work really hard to do either.
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My dad is an ex-detective. One of the ways he thought was the most valuable (and viable) was by watching the eyes. If a right-handed person looks to your left they are accessing the part of their brain that would make something up versus remembering something that actually happened (this would be reversed for a left-handed person). Obviously, this would work better in a longer lie situation and by someone who isn't familiar with hiding those type of cues. People who lie also tend to answer quicker, have inappropriate facial expressions in correlation with their response, and touch their face/body more. \n\nHope that helps :)
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Nope not all Asians.......The mongolians have it and mostly south east Asians have it....85% of people in India don't have it.....I guess Indians and pakistanis don't have small eyes except people that live near the boarders (migrators from other countries). And exceptions always there, but rest of the Asians they have small eyes (90% of it).
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Humans roll their eyes as a reaction to accessing information from the brain. If you are trying to recall visual information from memory, your eyes will roll up and to the left. If you are picturing a new idea typically you will roll your eyes up and to the right. This is because the left and right sides of the brain have different primary functions.
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um...either people don't really do this as much as you think they do or....well, do you ever look up at people that enter a room? i do sometimes. just to see who it is, if i know them or whatever. if i don't, i turn away as quickly as i looked over. i'm not sure people give you as much thought as you think they do. you're giving people too much credit. most people are so preoccupied with themselves that they don't notice others as much as you're suggesting.
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Its probably just a habit now.  The only concern would be developing a lazy eye...the one that is not being used.  You should try to force yourself to use the other...and maybe you are not using it for a reason...i.e. you can't see well out of it...so see an eye Dr.
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Sounds like you might be part owl.  Or maybe you won't ever have to tell your kids you've got eyes in the back of your head because you can just turn your head all the way around and catch them at whatever they're doing.