Max Levinson
@maxlevinson.bsky.social
visual phenomenology, active vision, cognitive neuroscience
postdoc @ NYU
postdoc @ NYU
NEW PAPER 👁️🚨 w/ @sylvainbaillet.bsky.social
If you keep your eyes very still, the visual world oddly appears to "fill-in", or blend across boundaries. Filling-in over stronger boundaries requires even longer staring. Is this because involuntary microsaccades more effectively delay filling-in? (1/3)
If you keep your eyes very still, the visual world oddly appears to "fill-in", or blend across boundaries. Filling-in over stronger boundaries requires even longer staring. Is this because involuntary microsaccades more effectively delay filling-in? (1/3)
July 8, 2025 at 12:19 PM
NEW PAPER 👁️🚨 w/ @sylvainbaillet.bsky.social
If you keep your eyes very still, the visual world oddly appears to "fill-in", or blend across boundaries. Filling-in over stronger boundaries requires even longer staring. Is this because involuntary microsaccades more effectively delay filling-in? (1/3)
If you keep your eyes very still, the visual world oddly appears to "fill-in", or blend across boundaries. Filling-in over stronger boundaries requires even longer staring. Is this because involuntary microsaccades more effectively delay filling-in? (1/3)