Our focus is not on the outside world, as we stare at one place and are indifferent to the messages coming from our surroundings. in our inner world is happening.

Why not go to a fixed area while doing this? we stare And we don’t blink?

The main reason is due to changes in brain functions.

Visual cortex of the brain during daydreaming or distraction is less active a condition detected in brain scan studies.

The visual cortex works with the brain region that processes visual information and our eyes. The visual cortex is less active in the state of distraction, so the speed of movement and blinking of the eyes There is a significant decrease.

“What did you dive into?!” What makes us hear the question?

If the eyes look at a certain point, that point focuses itself and sharpen the image, just like sharpening in cameras.

The brain wants to perform the same action during distraction. So your eyes to the images that come to life in your mind He wants her to concentrate. But the eyes will focus couldn’t find anything It looks “blank” for a fixed region

Here, when we look into the distance in an “empty” way, we actually detach ourselves from the outside world and focus on our dreams in our inner world. Our eyes don’t know what to do and loses focus. That is why we perceive the outside world in a blur.

As we shift our focus back to the outside world, we blink and remove that distraction.

The topic of why we end our distraction by blinking is blinking. as we wander through thoughts It’s about being another action that we do. People have been observed blinking when jumping from one thought to another.

The blink rate decreases when you dive in for the same reason.

Blink, to moisten the eye unconscious It is an action that takes place. The brain during daydreaming; detached from the outside world by processing visual, auditory, and other sensory information an other world and when he turns his attention to this world, his blink rate is drastically reduced.

In a study published in the journal Psychological Science in 2010, 15 graduate students were asked to read a chapter of a book. The aim of the experiment was that people lost their focus while reading a book. the reaction of your eyes was to observe.

During this observation, folks while focused much less blinking was observed. They blinked more when they lost focus.