New York Yankees player Lou Gehrig hits a home run during a baseball game.

The video explores the concept that seeing is equivalent to playing, suggesting a connection between observation and engagement.

What do you think the phrase 'Seeing is playing' implies about perception and interaction?

In what ways can seeing enhance the experience of playing?

Can you provide examples where seeing something leads to a more engaging play experience?

How does the act of seeing influence the way we play games or engage in activities?

What connections can you draw between visual perception and the concept of play in different contexts?