Visual Anchors: The Instantaneous Neurological Stabilization of Human Sight

When you run, your head bounces violently up, down, and side to side. Yet, the world you see remains perfectly stable, crisp, and in focus. If you were holding a camera while running, the footage would be a blurry, nauseating mess. So how does human vision defeat the chaotic physics of motion? The answer lies in one of the fastest and most crucial neurological circuits in the body: the Vestibulo-O...