whirlingmind wrote:
Jitro wrote:
Would you like to be able to see air? I wouldn't, because I'd never be able to see anything else if I did.
Well I think I can. I can always see this kind of grainy texture, I ignore it most of the time because you have to but when I think about it I become very aware of it. It's not dust motes in the sunlight, it's this kind of molecule-y type of graininess in the atmosphere. I don't have vision problems and have regular eye tests. It's just an awareness of the texture of the air. Probably sounds weird to most people.
You hockey puck!
Thats not air that you're seeing.
Thats the rods and cones (light receptors) in the back of your own eyes!
Kind of the equivalent of grains in a photograph ( in old fashioned film photography), or the dots that make up photographs in newspapers and in magazines because of the printing process.
Everybody sees that.
Also- if you stare at the blank blue sky long enough you can see the ghostly shapes of disk shaped things that look like life savers. coursing around. Those are red blood cells circulating in the front of your eyes.