The real question is why do insects like houseflies stay near your when you are trying to kill them? Shouldn't instincts tell them that the area isn't safe? It's like they are taunting you.

@darthvaderdidnothingwrong2115

10 жыл бұрын

maybee they know they move to slowly.

@Quifuh

10 жыл бұрын

Huge flies don't give a fuck if you move towards them... It's so disgusting I stop my hand halfway and they be like "Sup, brah? Ya afraid?". And just keep being idle there... So gross.

@iridescentraindrops

10 жыл бұрын

Because the flies don't see you as a threat? In their eyes you practically move like a tree that slowly spreads around them. :D

@DireThreeTwoOne

8 жыл бұрын

+4SidedStar They most likely are too stupid LOL or really like that spot, still leading them to be too stupid to notice the danger.

@HomoSolari

8 жыл бұрын

They see us as a tree slowly falling toward it. It reacts when it thinks you've gone close enough.

It mean they have real life sharigan.

This is the coolest thing that I've heard in a long time. Does this extend over the long term and make your dog feel like he is living twice as long as it seems to us?

If i let my dog listen to music in 2x speed will my dog like it the way i listen to it at 1x

@bozo5773

5 жыл бұрын

Daniel idk, if you want your dog to hear it the way you do, slow it down to .5 speed If that makes sense to you

@Shopbsmaquinasbh

4 жыл бұрын

@@bozo5773 you mean fast forward .5 speed

@DANGJOS

3 жыл бұрын

@@bozo5773 That's backwards

Wouldn't it be SOO cool if we could consciously control the slow-motion thing?!? It's like you're playing TF2 or something and you get 10 360-no-scopes in a row!!! :D

@64_Tesseract

8 жыл бұрын

And then you get accused of hacking and banned from the server... :P

@modle4108

8 жыл бұрын

Get good, get LMAO box.

@karath8093

8 жыл бұрын

wouldnt your eyes get delayed from the slow motion so they would have to speed up there vision to catch up

@nataflet

7 жыл бұрын

You can do that. It's called LSD. Your mind is gonna be fast like a potato growing under ground.

@CProgression

6 жыл бұрын

SCREW THAT TF2 DUDE... I would IMMEDIATELY become a designated hitter in Major League Baseball... Go ahead fool, pitch me that damn ball!

So in a nutshell time is not fixed. The second we see. An animal could experience one of our seconds as being more like 3 seconds for itself. So in a way if you have a fly that only lives for 1 month then to it's own perception it has lived more like 3 months. So in a way we all live in different time rates and what we see something as isn't necessarily what others see it as, As in we see an animal do something fast and we think "that was fast" but to that animal it might only seem average speed to itself.

@lordofthebeltsthereturnoft1127

9 жыл бұрын

So what we see as the passing of time is merely a creation of our brain to try to make sense of the world and help us operate in it. I think we even experience time differently in our dreams. Our brains seem to be able to work faster when not having to process real stimuli. Thus a dream can seem like a few hours but in reality it may have only been 20 mins or something.

@imtoouncreative8263

5 жыл бұрын

i may be 3 years late but... i feel like this whole slow motion fly thing is misrepresented or something because time is definitely not a variable, after a month of the flies life if it lives in 0.33x speed then it would constantly be looking back in the past. likewise its like saying an animal with a lower hertz than us constantly looks faster and faster into the future which is impossible. You can probably react quicker in situations but to constantly be looking in slow motion definitely seems impossible.

@djulecabahug2458

5 жыл бұрын

Steven Hichelkoff i think u misunderstood the video and this comment, in the perspective of humans, a falling tree would take longer for it to drop from the air to the ground therefore we would have more time to run away from danger. This can be applied the same way how flies can easily avoid danger from humans. That doesn’t mean that the time for flies are already way behind than humans which supports your statement that flies can constantly see into the past. It is all just a matter of perception in how time flows for both parties as they seem to see each other’s completion of an action at different speeds. If you take your time and think about it, an action from both parties are completed at the same point of time regardless whether the movement of the other seem to be slower or faster than the other. For example, by the time you clapped your hands to kill a fly, and the time the fly has managed to escape, in the case for humans, everything went by in a flash, but in the case for the fly, everything went slower than how humans perceived it to be.

@TactileTherapy

5 жыл бұрын

@@imtoouncreative8263 just get into the ring with a professional boxer and try to hit them. Youll get the knowledge you need in about 2 seconds when they counter your punch with a right hook

god that poor beetle!

@Makwayne

6 жыл бұрын

Texas Roast 😂

@abdouaboud7490

4 жыл бұрын

When you /effect give @a speed 255 255

Actually, at a stressful situation, like a car accident, we don't see faster, or process faster, it just looks like it's the case afterwards, because our brains compute the time it works more (overdrive-mode as you said) as taking longer. David Eagleman did some great experiments on the subject: watch?v=MkANniH8XZE

so what im hearing is....the visual prowess of the sharingan is a thing..... (locked in)

@anthonymentoor3363

8 жыл бұрын

Thats also what i think at this moment bruh

@midoriyaaazu

5 жыл бұрын

Jaye3rd89 obviously.

That's pretty intuitive really. I had always assumed insects see us moving slowly, in much the same way we portray big giant monsters as slow and lumbering .

The Slow Mo Flies

new study, huh? i'm here cause i'm looking for an old (10yrs ago) video i saw explaining this, in actual detail. know were it is?

woww unbelievable... you have answered 1 of my life questions. its why i usually hear music faster a moment after i wake up. at noon, i hear the beat slower. may be because our brain is flipped into overdrive, and we have more ability to react at noon

@bigphaith8302

7 жыл бұрын

huh?

What is the best training for my cns to speed up reaction and slow down time for gaming?

Give the tiger beetle a freaking medal for what it had gone through during its several days of its lifespan

If we have our eyes half closed to reduce visual information, would it make our reflexes faster? Quick moving insects like flies and dragonflies have compound eyes, which are hundreds of tiny individual eyes that work independently, improving their reflexes but reducing visual detail. Also, people with fast reflexes don't seem to use their eyes but instead, their focus do react in time.

I love that this video confirms a suspicion that I've had about squirrels, but was not able to properly express... time is different for squirrels!!

Is there any way to increase one's critical flicker fusion frequency like from just doing day to day activities or anything not too extreme? I feel as though some things are too fast for me when they move and they just become a big blur. For example, when I play basketball, when someone passes the ball, it just blurs so much that it's hard to keep track of and it makes it hard to improve in the sport. Any ideas?

To us humans when time seems to be in slow motion, that's actually because during that time our brain takes in more information/forms more memories per time unit than usually. So then later when it remembers the event the brain is all like "I guess that must have happened in slow motion.".

when you slow mowed that it made the fly see it even slower.

So does that mean we see bugs in fast motion?

I am so appreciative of D news. Madly.

I don't think people are astounded enough at how that beetle runs faster than his brain can process where he's going... That's in my book superspeed in a way

guys I have 2 question please sometimes when I do a nap (sleep from 2pm to 5pm) when I wake up I feel like time is going bit slower than usual for few hours also when I listen to my favourite music I feel the song is slower then before. is that something to do with receiving information bit faster and anyone had same feeling ?

also birds hearing reaction is supper fast, just listen to them in slow motion. if you slow down their vocals, it sounds more like dinosaurs, they communicate while we think they are just whistling.

Haha, It's funny I watched it on 1.25 speed :D

@jordandixon5424

7 жыл бұрын

Seethi Sth team lol

@erozionzeall6371

6 жыл бұрын

1.5x speed

I was expecting a top 10 video but you didn't waste my time :)

The fly actually doesn't see us move in slow motion, we only see THEM moving faster. For the fly time runs normally. It's the effect of gravity on the fly and spacetime around the fly that is bent. The fly is less affected by gravity then we are, because it is so much smaller. Because its time is moving slower by reference to our spacetime continuum, we see it move faster. The opposite is also true, if you are near a black hole you are more affected by gravity and you will seem to move slower for an outsider, but for yourself time moves normally.

@ausieysoldier

8 жыл бұрын

+Rovix no

@ranveerrandhawa282

8 жыл бұрын

No,you are wrong its not related to relativity its just related to the perception of surrounding by flies brain and moreover gravity remains the same for us on the surface of earth

does it make sense that it slowed down when i spotted best friend that changed school 1 year erlier and i first saw her once since then?

Sorry I missed the explanation to how their 'slow-motion' sight is possible. All i got was that their reaction time is quicker, but that obviously wouldn't make the world around them slow down, right?

this one was awesome!

Yeah, even if they see in 'slow motion' that doesn't make them move any faster than us. Its not in a sense that time itself is slowed down for them, its just the way they perceive it. Kind of like dreams. Sometimes they can feel as though they last as long as a week, but you've only been sleeping for a few hours.

If this is true, you should be able to perceive differences in time when your body is very cold or very hot. It would be interesting to experiment. You could have a metronome going and tell your subjects that you are going to change the speed of the metronome while they are in a sauna or refrigerated room. Once their body temperature has been sufficiently altered, ask them to come out and report whether you sped up or slowed the metronome... in actuality you don't change it at all. You should see some correlation in reporting...

that depends on the eyes "latency" , the cones take some time to reset, like LCDs that have the gtg time (grey to grey) which is the time it takes each pixel to turn on and off and on. You can try being in the dark some minutes and then with a something bright, flash it quickly in front of your eyes, you should see the trail it leaves agains the darkness. Also wait till they clear completely and you should be able to see some noise (eye's noise floor) which is the same you see in cameras.

I had a little lol when you said the beetle buffers like a KZread video

@1:20, Thankyou! I needed to hear someone other than my brain keep saying that.

So would you have to double the speed of a video or cut it in half for a dog to understand it?

This is probably how ants can get by on hundreds of 60-second naps throughout the day and night Those naps feel like. Full night sleeps to them and the entirety of days and nights Seem to last for several months This is quite terrifying, imagine living in a world where night lasts for half a year

What if flies see in normal motion and we see in slow motion?

I always kinda thought that flies and other smaller creatures would perceive time differently... I mean, if your brain is tiny, then whatever processes might be normal for that brain, probably (should be/are) fast

No, the refresh rate of a screen does not match up with what framerate the dog can detect, and so it sees constant flickering as the screen refreshes. Hold a camera up to your computer monitor. It's like that for dogs, but much worse

Tiger beetle sounds like the funniest thing to just watch on a Sunday night.

thank you for the video :)

Would a dog be able to see the screen if it had a lower/higher refresh rate?

So if a dog sees things twice as fast as us because it's size and metabolism causes it to absorb information twice as fast, why doesn't the same thing happen to small children?

@akraraiakra9763

7 жыл бұрын

I lol'd

@ColossalZonko

7 жыл бұрын

their *reactiontime* is twice as fast for dogs, and that is related to size and metabolism (the one doesn't cause the other). the guy in the video makes it sound as if (or sadly really believes) they see things in slow-motion, but time passes just as fast as for everything else. it's what they do with the information (sight, smell ect), at a faster rate.

Wait if mosquito see in slow motion then speed of light is different for them but it is said speed of light is constant for evryone?

This is kinda crazy to me. Why haven't I heard this before? I've always kinda thought that flies see things in slow motion, but I just thought it was one of my crazy ideas, haha

Another interesting video.

@ivogelezarov

9 жыл бұрын

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@GNParty

9 жыл бұрын

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@ivogelezarov

9 жыл бұрын

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9 жыл бұрын

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@gerunkwon2598

8 жыл бұрын

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Hi DNews, the Intro Anthony gave made me think... if they see in slow motion, do they also hear in slow motion?, sort of like on a computer are the two synced? or out of sync? Thanks,

I've thought about this several times. Seems I was right :D

-Tries to swap a fly as fast as my agility can do- " *how tf* "

Where do you get all these mad Shirts?

LMFAO this video was buffering every 2-4 seconds legit it was so annoying xD

@hesed2499

5 жыл бұрын

You have shit WiFi

More information per second means that they react faster, it's like the information that you can absorb in 7 secs they can absorb in 1, so they will do in 1 second what you will do after 7 seconds, does this explain it?

Kind of. Dogs can only see the colours White, Black, and some shades of blue and yellow. This doesn't mean they see things in black and white, but basically see how light and dark things are, I think. I read something like it in a book but I can't completely remember so please forgive me if I'm wrong. Please do

1: When humans are in car accidents and similar situations. They do not react faster. They have the same reaction speed and they are slow. But they remember it as if it was in slow motion. 2: Athletes do not have a faster reaction times ether. Because of their neural networks of task they have performed several times, mean that they don't need to process same amount of information and simplify react on it. But reaction time is the same. 3: Monitors are 60+ hz. dogs should not see flicr.

Haha that opening, let's call Dory from Nemo in to talk Whale :D

Thanks!

Haha you got this from the movie Epic right... loll!!!!

I have perfected the art of fly slapping with different tools.

Your t-shirt is awesome, I want it NOW!

Let's overclock our brains, we already have 60 hertz screens :)

You say, dogs can't really watch TV because all they see is flickering lights .... I've seen some videos recently where dogs were watching a baseball game (or sth. similar where a ball is thrown) and they were running in the direction where the ball went. How does this make sense then? Thx btw for that interesting video! :)

@civmike

2 жыл бұрын

They definitely can see the tv , not in the same colors as we do tho

That's why there's no such thing as "time", it's a subjective concept... where's the limit?

@RpmSmash

10 жыл бұрын

Time is based off the earth moving around the sun. And the sun is a grain of sand in the universe. Humans are not smart enough to comprehend the esssance of time.

@Leukick

10 жыл бұрын

Hugo Lefebvre I already know all of that, and beyond. There is only movement, and constant change; no time."Time" is different everywhere. A second is only relevant on Earth, because it's based off of the movement of the earth. Movement creates time, time doesn't create movement. That is to say, there is no time. Nice name btw (Hugo)

Dogs live in a dystopia where their Masters suddenly stop everything to receive information from a strange, flickering white screen for hours a day, staring and unmoving.

When I was in school my brain turned into overdrive all the time.. at least it felt that way.

Do you know how is it for cats ? how many times?

Then flies still see 24hrs as 24hrs??

It is like smaller higher metabolism creatures are default clocked higher, so more data/sec. When under adrenaline, we temporarily overclock, so a little more data/sec, hence the "everything seems to be moving slower" effect.

this explains so much

I will genetically modify my own body so I can see in slow motion to literally dodge nerf darts and catch them in air

Living in buffering mode!! My idea of hell!

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They are suggesting that the dogs see a flickering screen. The images are there but instead of seeing a smooth picture it would be jittery. Try filming in 30 frames per second and watch that. It's actually still surprisingly smooth but it's not the standard 60 FPS. I think it's a poor analogy, my dog can pick out animals when their pictures are displayed on the screen no problem.

No fly reacts to my hand with marlboro box in it

This is awesome. I love science. I now love DNews as well.

Where do you get your shirts from?

so now if only there was an option to modified human research, but I wonder if they can put that certain part which makes them see in slow-mo and put it in bacteria and then put it in human, will it work

how bout sloths? do they have fast perceptions?

EPIC!

This is a good show

I have a serious question what if you buy a TV that it refreshes so fast that a dog can see like we do, will that make dogs wanna see what we are watching?

I thought you meant Super Mario Bros. at first :P

How fast can a prawn see things?

I want to know where a thought originates from. A biology teacher said the device in the brain which makes a thought is strictly a receiver and attributed it's operation to a god/supreme being/force. Can you do a video about where a thought starts in the brain and how it starts? I'm an atheist and reject the biology teacher's claim.

the host!! woohoo!! not the one jacob mentioned but the one you mentioned! it is awesuhm :3

1:00 im not sure about that.. if you watch the video at 15 frames per second instead of 30fps its still watchable.

IF we can increase our reaction speed, SUPERHUMANS!!!

This is interesting :]

Sure would like to know more about one animal's ability to pick out cute shirts!

So you are saying I have superpowers because I can catch flies most of the time lol 🤣🤣🤣

How does the fly see things so slow i mean their life are so slow? Time is slow? I just cant understand hows their life going

is that why all spiders seem to run towards me when v meet??? (as if they know that I m terrified of them..) :-(

I wonder, if we could teach our dogs to speak our language or hear our language if we taught it at twice the speed.

@imtoouncreative8263

5 жыл бұрын

i think youre onto something

this is why it takes a long time to pass kindergarden, and how highschool seems to take forever, when in the blink of an eye, you go from 40 to death in a matter of seconds

Oddly, I've known most of this since I was six years old. Observation pays off =] I always noticed the faster the animal's metabolism, the shorter its life... the slower, the longer. Sorta...

one time in gym the class was playing soccer while i wasn't paying any attention and some kid booted the ball unknowingly directly at my face. luckily i looked over right as ball was being kicked and time was almost doubled. then the coolest ninja/matrix moment of my life happened as i dodged it while watching it fly by my head

how did you answer this... o.o

not to mention the air pressure infront of the hand ur trying to swat a fly with, the fly gets moved but that air to make it even harder

So uhh what's the Critical Flicker Fusion Frequency of the Sharingan, EMS Sharingan and Rinnegan? Surely faster than a fly...