Why is it that we can actaully feel when someone is looking at us?
- Thread starter TooLazyToMakeUp1
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Yeah my friends have told me when I was being stared at and I wasn't able to "sense" it
Thos fukking red dot Indians and Arabs are the worst. They keep fukking staring like they've never seen a black person before.
i'll take my chances
Mr. Somebody
Friend Of A Friend
Why are you taking it so offensively. Why not just walk over and say, hi and shake hands.
Thats what i do when people seem perplexed.
Amulet of Immortality
Lost time is never found again
That's due to these animals seeing more frames per second than humans. The key is to move slowly and you'll get them every time. They see shyt in slow motion compared to us.
Dirty Mcdrawz
Your girl loves em....
I don't like that shyt especially after you catch them staring and they're still staring at you. It's really off putting when it's a dude and he's giving off the 
Or the 
vibe
Or the vibe
Kenyan West
lazy fba philly nikka,
Nah, we can't. You're just most likely insecure. That "feeling" is basically us being self conscious. Aint no secret power spider sense shyt goin on.
It may be some deeply ingrained survival instinct.
It's not in the same context the OP was speaking on but I've talked to a number of ex-military people(special forces commando types) both on and offline and read a lot of literature on the subject, and they all say that humans can indeed 'feel' when someone is watching them, especially the head/face area.
For instance if you're sneaking up behind someone(i.e: a sentry) it's best to look at their legs/ass area. Apparently when you look directly at the back of their heads they invariably sense it and turn around.
Another example would be a sniper looking at someone through the scope of his rifle. Some guys believe the scope somehow amplifies the killing intent or whatever. Apparently the target starts getting anxious, starts fidgeting around etc.
It's not in the same context the OP was speaking on but I've talked to a number of ex-military people(special forces commando types) both on and offline and read a lot of literature on the subject, and they all say that humans can indeed 'feel' when someone is watching them, especially the head/face area.
For instance if you're sneaking up behind someone(i.e: a sentry) it's best to look at their legs/ass area. Apparently when you look directly at the back of their heads they invariably sense it and turn around.
Another example would be a sniper looking at someone through the scope of his rifle. Some guys believe the scope somehow amplifies the killing intent or whatever. Apparently the target starts getting anxious, starts fidgeting around etc.
Beerus
Banned
If its a nice chick ill stare back till she stares down or smiles
If its a nikka or s ugly chick n they keep staring ima give em a bad frown like fukk outta here lil bytch
If its a ugly chick ima change my face as if im getting sick
If its a nikka or s ugly chick n they keep staring ima give em a bad frown like fukk outta here lil bytch
If its a ugly chick ima change my face as if im getting sick
Dameon Farrow
Superstar
Evolution. It's a survival technique that has been honed through the ages. We're loaded with them. Many of which we don't even use these days because we are so modernized. If science isn't your cup of tea, you could say it's because we are lowkey psychic(which I don't totally discount but not in relation to feeling eyes on you)
Ricky Church
Stole Timberlake's Spaceship-Coupe
yeah we got some kinda advanced mental capabilities going on in the human brain. how else can you explain "deja vu?"
advances in brain study and the matrix type shyt will be around in the future, but it pains me to know I won't be around to see it.
advances in brain study and the matrix type shyt will be around in the future, but it pains me to know I won't be around to see it.
You Win Perfect
bow down
i think it might have to do with the change in air current around them. which is why flyswatters have holes in them.