NOVEMBER 14 2024

(AUGUST 10 2024 MAKE UP)

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EYE = “OJO” (PRONOUNCED “OH-HO) IN SPANISH 🇲🇽

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Today Eye have a post about the Human Eye

I almost lost an eye when I was a kid to some backyard shananagins gone south

The doctor who saved my eye and vision was the same doctor that invented Lasik Eye Surgery (Dr. Todd Gothard)

Here are some facts about the human eye and a picture of the eye’s anatomy

The human eye is an incredible organ with many fascinating features. Here are some interesting facts about the human eyeball:

1. Fastest Muscles in the Body

The muscles that control your eyes are the fastest and most active in your body. They can move in less than 1/100th of a second to help you shift your focus.

2. Lifelong Size

Unlike most body parts, your eyeballs are almost the same size at birth as they are in adulthood, growing only slightly over time.

3. Blinking Keeps Your Eyes Healthy

On average, you blink about 15-20 times per minute, which helps keep your eyes moist and clean.

4. A Unique Fingerprint

The iris (the colored part of your eye) has a unique pattern in every person, even more distinct than fingerprints. This is why iris scans are used for security.

5. Millions of Photoreceptors

Your retina contains about 120 million rod cells for night vision and 6 million cone cells for color vision and detail.

6. Limited Color Perception

Humans can perceive about 10 million different colors, but some animals, like mantis shrimp, can see many more colors due to additional photoreceptor types.

7. Blind Spot

Every eye has a blind spot where the optic nerve connects to the retina, but your brain compensates for this by filling in the missing information.

8. Constant Adjustments

The eyes constantly adjust for light, distance, and focus, working together so seamlessly that you don’t notice most of the effort.

9. Visible Brain Tissue

The retina is technically part of your brain, making the eyes the only place where brain tissue is directly visible.

10. Tears for Emotion and Protection

Your eyes produce three types of tears: basal (lubrication), reflex (irritants), and emotional. Emotional tears have different chemical compositions than the other two.

11. Blue Eyes Are a Mutation

All humans originally had brown eyes until a genetic mutation about 6,000–10,000 years ago led to blue eyes.

12. Peripheral Vision Detects Motion Best

Your peripheral vision is more sensitive to motion than central vision, but it lacks the ability to detect color or fine details.

13. Near-Perfect Autofocus

The eye’s lens changes shape to focus on objects at varying distances, a feature that cameras still struggle to replicate fully.

14. Amazing Data Processor

The human eye and brain work together to process about 36,000 visual messages per hour and interpret them in real time.

15. Eye Color Can Change

Due to aging, trauma, or disease, the color of your eyes may shift slightly over time.

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HONESTLY TRY

REPEAT THESE TWO STEPS EVERY DAY

LOVE TRY REPEAT

Believe in yourself

Don’t be hard on yourself

Allow yourself to see what is possible

Never let doubt be the thing that prevents you from trying to achieve what you desire most

Remember your wins

Learn from your mistakes

Have fun along the way

You have more influence over your health and happiness than you know

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