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What if everything you see is already old news?

Neuroscience reveals a strange truth: you are not living in the present. Because of the perceptual delay—about 80 milliseconds—your brain is always slightly behind reality.

Light hits your eyes, signals travel to your brain, and only after processing does an image appear in your mind. By the time you “see” something, it has already happened.

To hide this lag, your brain predicts what’s about to occur, creating the illusion of a seamless “now.” But in reality, you never see the present—you only experience an edited version of the past.

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