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The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend

Robertson Davies, the Canadian novelist, has a famous quote: "The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend." Bergson probably meant it metaphorically, but it seems to be literally true according to research by psychologist Martin Rolfs and colleagues. Rolfs studies the role of rapid eye movements in visual perception. "The visual scene is full of so much information, we cannot analyze everything at the same time...Our results show that shifts of visual attention precede rapid eye movements, improving accuracy in identifying objects in the visual field and speeding our future actions to those objects...And that's actually how you can tell imagery from a real visual experience, because if you move your eyes, things change on the retina. If you move your eyes while you're imagining, while you're hallucinating, nothing changes. So if you want to know if you're dreaming or not, you should just move your eyes or your body." explains Mar...

Mind or Concept Mapping: Differences and Similarities

Click on the map to see the original on Flickr Concept mapping and mind mapping are powerful graphic organizers, strategies for organizing and representing knowledge. They were developed during the seventies. The terms may seem to be interchangeable, but there are some differences in the way they are created and used. On the map above we can see some key differences and similarities between these two techniques. In my Opinion, Concept Mapping is rather leveraging logical thinking while Mind Mapping improves the balance between creativity and logical thinking. Both techniques are complementary and help you to develop various skills such as identification of key concepts, pattern recognition, ideas organization, context understanding, etc... Both techniques belongs to the field of Visual Mapping . In the video below, Karen Rohrbauck Stout at Western Washington University explains how she uses concept mapping as an assessment techni...

Exploring the World of Free Reverse Image Search Platforms

I n today's digital age, the internet is flooded with images. Whether you're a content creator, a marketer, or just a curious individual, there might be times when you come across an image and wonder about its origins or if there are similar images available. Enter the world of reverse image search tools. These tools allow you to upload an image and find out where it has been used online or discover visually similar photos. Let's dive into some of the best free tools available: 1. TinEye TinEye is a pioneer in the realm of reverse image search. With this tool, you can easily discover where any online image has been used before. It's a straightforward platform: How to Use TinEye: Simply visit the TinEye website, upload your image or paste the image URL, and let the tool do its magic. In seconds, you'll be presented with a list of websites where the image has appeared. Cost: 100% free. Link: https://tineye.com/ 2. Reverse Image Search This tool is perfect for those w...

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