| ▲ | OscarCunningham a day ago | |
Another example: ears are excellent at breaking down the frequency of sounds, but are imprecise about where the sound is coming from; whereas eyes are excellent at telling you where light is coming from, but imprecise about how its frequencies break down. | ||
| ▲ | PunchyHamster a day ago | parent [-] | |
that's mostly due to light waves being FAR shorter and many orders of magnitude more "sensors" Ears are essentially 2 "pixels" of sound sensing; and for that limitation they are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING at pointing out the sound source. | ||