视觉 误差（Visual error）.docVIP

视觉 误差（Visual error） It is often said: the ears, seeing is believing, this argument is not only hundreds of thousands of years has been a lot more wise remark of an experienced person, who regarded as truth. But is the thing that the eye sees really is itself? In our daily life, the expression that people often use to prove the truth of a thing is that I have seen it with my own eyes! But the court does not admit that a person without other supporting evidence has seen it with his own eyes. Why? Is seeing not true? Indeed, it is undeniable that the eye is the most direct sense of the human sense organs, the most able to reflect the original appearance of things. This has been confirmed by two scientists at the Vanderbilt University, Thomas James and his colleagues. In his first experiment, Thomas James and others asked volunteers to watch the ball on the computer screen. The ball is made up of a number of points, either turning left or right, allowing people to feel that the ball is turning in the same direction. Thomas James and others asked volunteers to tell the direction of the balls rotation, resulting in half of the candidates left or right. This is not expected, because the time to which the dots turn left or right is the same. After that, the scientists asked the experimenter to look at the screen while touching a ball made of styrofoam foam either left or right, hoping that the human touch could affect the brains judgment. But as a result, only 65% of the participants claimed that the direction of the ball he saw was consistent with what he touched, which showed that the touch did not have much impact. Second experiments were carried out by Thomas James et al. They let the subject close one eye to see the actual rotating ball. With only one eye, under the direction of rotation test cannot say with certainty what the ball, but they also let the subject to touch or feel the ball rotation direction, results only 70% of the subjects right out of the rotation dir