How are humans able to sense when another human is looking their way?

[Vermilioncore]

What is the scientific reason for this. Cmon you gotta tell me

 

[Deleted member 60483]

Nobody knows nigga why would an .org Rotter know. Most your getting is a schizo ramble

 

[Vermilioncore]

Nobody knows nigga why would an .org Rotter know. Most your getting is a schizo ramble

I thought there’s some scientists here

 

[Deleted member 60483]

I thought there’s some scientists here

Grave mistake nigga

 

[apocalypse]

You mean peripheral vision?

 

[Deleted member 14693]

They see someone looking in their direction its not witchcraft nigga

 

[Deleted member 57122]

i can sense their retardness looking at my way, little do they know haha i have been preparing my brutal attack

 

[tyronechadmax]

Peripheral vision nigga ur not Spider-Man

 

[Vermilioncore]

Peripheral vision nigga ur not Spider-Man

Na sometimes they’re behind me and behind a window and I turned because I felt someone. I think I have super powers

 

[Deleted member 30679]

Na sometimes they’re behind me and behind a window and I turned because I felt someone. I think I have super powers

I think you're just schizophrenic

 

[Mace1]

What is the scientific reason for this. Cmon you gotta tell me

The human ability to sense when someone is looking at them is often attributed to a combination of factors. Our wide peripheral vision allows us to detect motion and changes in the environment, making us sensitive to the subtle movements associated with someone turning their head to look in our direction. Additionally, individuals emit unintentional cues such as changes in facial expressions, eye movements, and body language when they are looking at someone. While these cues may go unnoticed consciously, our brains are adept at picking up on them. This ability is thought to have provided an evolutionary advantage, aiding in the awareness of potential threats or social interactions. Furthermore, social conditioning plays a role, as humans, from a young age, learn to be attuned to social cues and the nuances of communication, including the significance of eye contact. Despite these insights, the exact neural mechanisms underlying gaze detection remain a topic of ongoing research in the fields of psychology and neuroscience.

 

[GrowthReaper]

The human ability to sense when someone is looking at them is often attributed to a combination of factors. Our wide peripheral vision allows us to detect motion and changes in the environment, making us sensitive to the subtle movements associated with someone turning their head to look in our direction. Additionally, individuals emit unintentional cues such as changes in facial expressions, eye movements, and body language when they are looking at someone. While these cues may go unnoticed consciously, our brains are adept at picking up on them. This ability is thought to have provided an evolutionary advantage, aiding in the awareness of potential threats or social interactions. Furthermore, social conditioning plays a role, as humans, from a young age, learn to be attuned to social cues and the nuances of communication, including the significance of eye contact. Despite these insights, the exact neural mechanisms underlying gaze detection remain a topic of ongoing research in the fields of psychology and neuroscience.

chatgpt ass answer

 

[Mace1]

chatgpt ass answer

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[tyronechadmax]

What is the scientific reason for this. Cmon you gotta tell me

It’s your cause of your sid the sloth level ipd that lets you see 360 degrees