The Unconscious Inference: How Your Mind Fills in the Blanks of Vision

The video discusses the concept of unconscious inference in visual perception, as proposed by Hermann Von Helmholtz. It explains how the human brain fills in visual gaps to create a complete picture, often leading to optical illusions and emotional responses. Examples include the sun's apparent movement and theatrical performances. The video highlights how visual impressions are formed through unconscious judgments, influenced by past experiences and eye muscle cues. It concludes with a fun fact about blinking frequency.

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