The human eye takes approximately 1/25th of a second to process an incoming image. A human can perceive 25 different images per second or perceive the same object 25 times in a second. Unfortunately, the brain cannot process information that fast. Instead, what the brain appears to do, is store information from images and add to them. Once it has an image of, for example, a bird in flight, it simply adds new information to that image in what is called a beta effect.
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We use our eyes to see things around us
I we didn't have eyes we wouldn't be able to see things, therefor, we would be blind and then we could not see the things that we see today.
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Absolutely, in fact it would be considered abnormal if they did not see things. It is normal for them to see things that are there. It is not normal for them to see things that aren't there. On the other hand, when you see things that aren't there, it is usually the brain that is responsible and not the eyes.
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with their eyes
Compound eyes see movement easily unlike simple eyes. They have a large view angle which allows them to detect and see fast movements.
A cheetah sees things with its eyes.
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So they can see things.
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There are these things they have called eyes.