ScienceMediumFebruary 19, 2026

Why don't you see a black hole in your vision from your blind spot?

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Explanation

Your brain literally invents what it thinks should be there based on surrounding information. This is called "filling in" — you're seeing a fabrication every moment.

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Your brain literally invents what it thinks should be there based on surrounding information. This is called "filling in" — you're seeing a fabrication every moment.

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