I WONDER - How Do Our Eyes See?

The video explains how our eyes see everything upside down and backwards, but our brain corrects this by flipping the images. It also discusses how our eyes perceive objects in two dimensions, and the brain transforms these into three-dimensional shapes. The video concludes by imagining the challenges of living in a world where the brain does not correct these visual perceptions.

What does our brain do to the images that our eyes see?

• It enlarges them.

• It changes their color.

• It flips them right side up.

• It makes them brighter.

How do our eyes initially perceive objects?

• As moving objects.

• As three-dimensional shapes.

• As colorful images.

• As two-dimensional shapes.

What role does the brain play in our perception of three-dimensional objects?

• It changes their texture.

• It makes them appear larger.

• It transforms two-dimensional images into three-dimensional perceptions.

• It adds color to them.

What would happen if our brain did not correct the images we see?

• We would see everything in a distorted manner.

• We would see everything in slow motion.

• We would see everything upside down and flat.

• We would see everything in black and white.

Why is it important for our brain to adjust the images we see?

• To speed up our reaction time.

• To help us see in the dark.

• To allow us to perceive the world accurately.

• To make colors more vibrant.