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PRWelcome to The Peripheral. Episodes 1 & 2 out now. @theperipheralpv
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UN🎥 The Peripheral (2022 Series)👇🏻
🎞️ It is about what happened after a woman named Flynne Fisher, who lives in a remote corner of America, finds herself in the London of the future while playing a virtual reality game.
Set in the future when technology has subtly altered society, a woman discovers a secret connection to an alternate reality as well as a dark future of her own.
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HOThe Troxler effect is a visual illusion where objects in your peripheral vision slowly fade away when you stare at a fixed point for several seconds. This happens because your brain stops paying attention to unchanging information. When something stays still and your eyes do not move, the neurons responding to that image reduce their activity, so the brain fills in the area with the surrounding colors or patterns. A small eye movement or blink instantly brings the faded object back into view, showing how much of what we see is shaped by the brain, not just the eyes.
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NEYour brain doesn’t gauge speed by looking straight ahead: it relies on peripheral vision. The walls, edges, and surfaces sliding past you at the sides of your visual field are what actually tell your brain how fast you’re moving. When a hallway’s sides are visible, those edges streak across your periphery and generate strong motion signals. Your brain reads this as speed. Block the sides, and most of those signals vanish. With fewer cues to work with, your brain concludes you must be moving slowly, even if nothing about your actual speed has changed. Cover the center instead, and the opposite happens: peripheral motion stays intact, so movement feels faster. This is driven by optic flow, the full-field pattern of visual motion your brain uses to estimate both speed and direction. It’s the same principle that makes narrow roads feel faster than wide ones, and why tunnels quietly nudge drivers to brake without them ever realizing why.
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LO😈 Interesting Fact:
The Avengers (2012) — The wardrobe department constructed a heavy and restrictive costume specifically for the main antagonist of the film. Tom Hiddleston had to wear a large metal helmet that significantly reduced his peripheral vision and muffled his hearing on the active set. The actor intentionally utilized this constant physical discomfort to help maintain his character’s continuous state of frustration throughout the long filming days.
Director Joss Whedon insisted on building practical sets for several key locations to help the cast interact with their environment. The design team constructed a massive physical version of the Helicarrier bridge command center rather than relying completely on green screens. The technical crew installed fully functional monitors and interactive interfaces at the workstations so the background actors could type actual commands during the scenes.
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THTroxler’s Effect is a visual phenomenon where parts of our peripheral vision slowly fade when we stare at a fixed point.
when our eyes stay still, the brain begins to ignore information that doesn’t change, causing colors or shapes around the focus point to disappear.
it's a reminder that what we see isn’t a perfect recording of reality our brain is constantly filtering and editing it.
why this illusion works so well
when you stare at the green dot:
1️⃣ eyes stop moving
2️⃣ peripheral objects stay unchanged
3️⃣ brain labels them as irrelevant
4️⃣ brain fades them out
so the yellow disappears from your perception.
not from reality only from your brain’s display of reality.
the deeper idea (why people love this illusion)
it's not just about vision.
it shows something profound:
your brain is constantly deciding what reality looks like.
two people can look at the same world but notice completely different things.
real example :👇
❤️ relationships
at the beginning of a relationship, you notice everything.
• Their kindness
• The way they listen
• Small efforts they make
• The time they give you
but over time, those things become normal.
your brain starts filtering them out because they are constant.
so instead of noticing the 90% good, people suddenly only see the 10% problem.
example:
a husband works hard, provides, and stays loyal for years. because it’s consistent, it becomes invisible. but the moment he forgets something small, that becomes the focus.
this is #TroxlerEffect in #relationships.
consistency fades. #Problems stand out.
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NUPAD vs. PVD (peripheral artery disease vs. peripheral vascular disease) symptom comparison: did you know these key signs? #nursingstudent #nursingschool #nursingnotes #medsurg #nclexreview #nursingeducation #nursingfundamentals #nursingstudents
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GEThe Flashed Face Distortion Effect is a chilling optical illusion where completely normal human faces begin to look grotesque when viewed in your peripheral vision. To experience it, you stare at a central red dot while different faces rapidly flash on either side. Even though each face is ordinary on its own, your brain starts warping them into something straight out of a nightmare.
This happens because your brain is forced to process the faces quickly without directly focusing on them. Instead of carefully analyzing details, it exaggerates the differences between one face and the next. A slightly bigger nose, wider jaw, or higher forehead suddenly appears extreme, creating bulging eyes and distorted features that were never actually there.
Scientists believe this distortion involves the brain’s face-processing system, particularly the Fusiform Face Area. When overwhelmed by rapid comparisons, it prioritizes contrast over accuracy. The result is a powerful reminder that our perception of “normal” faces is fragile — and with just a little peripheral overload, the familiar can instantly become unsettling.
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The Flashed Face Distortion Effect is a striking visual illusion where perfectly normal human faces suddenly look warped, swollen, or monstrous when viewed only through peripheral vision.
To trigger the effect, the viewer stares at a central red dot while different faces flash rapidly on both sides. Because the brain must process these faces at high speed without direct focus, it begins to over-amplify the differences between them. A slightly larger nose, a higher forehead, or wider eyes from one face to the next gets exaggerated into something distorted and bizarre.
If one face has a small asymmetry, the brain stretches it. If another has subtle sharpness, the brain sharpens it further. Features become bulging, twisted, and unnaturally extended — even though the actual photos are completely normal.
This unsettling illusion happens because the brain’s fusiform face area, which specializes in recognizing faces, becomes overloaded by the rapid comparisons. With too much information happening too fast, the brain fills in the gaps with extreme interpretations.
The result? A vivid reminder that our sense of what a “normal” human face looks like is surprisingly fragile — and can be pushed into a grotesque hallucination through nothing more than rapid peripheral overstimulation.
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PEmy peripheral vision is like a cctv to you…
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HOTroxler’s effect is a fascinating visual phenomenon where details in our peripheral vision slowly fade when we stare at a fixed point. When the eyes remain still, the brain begins to ignore unchanging information, causing colors, shapes, or objects around the focus point to disappear. It reveals how our perception is not a perfect recording of reality, but something the brain actively edits every moment.
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Educational visual demonstration based on the Troxler effect first described by Ignaz Paul Vital Troxler.
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_SThe video shows a man in a blue suit on the subway reacting instantly to a phone snatching attempt—grabbing the thief’s arm and recovering the device in under two seconds, all while navigating a crowded space with remarkable peripheral awareness.
It quickly became one of the internet’s most iconic clips, racking up over 4.3 million views and sparking debate around personal safety. Some praised the bystander’s reflexes and sharp instincts, while others questioned the culture of filming instead of intervening.
According to a 2022 study by the American Psychological Association, heightened situational awareness—like what this man displayed—is linked to a 35% lower incidence of street crime on public transportation, based on data from 1,200 urban commuters.
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