What If You Could See Through Anyone's Eyes for 24 Hours?

Your eyes are shut, and you're copying the best student in the class. Because right now, you're looking through her eyes. Touch anyone, and for twenty-four hours you can borrow their eyes. Close yours, think of them, and you see what they see. No sound. No steering. Only your little sister Mia knows. Then, at three-thirty, Mia doesn't come out of school, and the only eyes you have left are a blindfold's gap, your best friend's, and the neighbour's dog's. And someone out there has learned the rules. 0:00 Eyes shut 0:31 Channels 0:52 The gate 1:03 Her eyes 1:29 Be my eyes 1:44 The shaking 2:01 The flip 2:25 Pepper 3:03 Everyone you touched 3:34 The mirror 4:19 The lies 5:15 Mia shows you 5:51 The choice 6:12 The basement 6:53 Moving in his eyes 7:26 The dark 8:01 Out 8:29 3 am 9:05 Would you shake his hand again? Would you shake his hand again? Tell us in the comments. If you'd have walked in blind for your sister, leave a like. Real science in this video A cloth blindfold leaves a gap beside the nose: the old "nose peek" magicians rely on. Martin Gardner on "eyeless vision" (Center for Inquiry): https://cdn.centerforinquiry.org/wp-c... Your eyes jump (saccades) about two to three times a second, and your brain hides the blur during each jump (saccadic suppression): Crevecoeur & Kording (2017), eLife 6, e25073. Dogs have two kinds of colour cones and can't tell red from green, and they see fine detail roughly four to eight times worse than people: Neitz, Geist & Jacobs (1989), Visual Neuroscience 3, 119–125; Miller & Murphy (1995), JAVMA 207, 1623–1634. In dim light a dog sees far better than you: a rod-rich retina with a mirror layer behind it (tapetum lucidum) that sends light through a second time (American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists, "Vision in Pets"). Human eyes need minutes to adapt to the dark: the rods take over after about 5–10 minutes, full adaptation takes 20–30. The story is fiction. Sounds "Heartbeat Slow Tempo" by CTCollab (https://freesound.org/people/CTCollab..., CC BY 3.0. Other sounds CC0 (Freesound) or the Mixkit licence. Music: Mixkit ("Okay", "Dark Shadows", "Fright Night", "Echoes", "Selpan", "Ode to Loneliness", "The Long Road", "Piano Reflections", "Staring at the Night Sky" and others), Mixkit Stock Music Free License. Voices: Fish Audio.