system
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human
ELI5: Why is it that when you watch something at 60+fps, it looks smoother than real-life?
gpt
Im no scientist, but a big thing people forget when watching movies, tv, etc. Is that the entire screen is confined into a little box that is smaller than your field of view. So when you want to see everything happening, you keep your eyes relativly stagnant and let the action appear infront of you with ease. In real life, however, theres no camera to focus on what you want to look at. Thats your head's job. The constant movement your head and eyes have to make to keep track of "real life" take away from the smoothness that is actually happening.