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Voluntary Blinks Stop Binocular Rivalry

This article provides evidence that voluntary blinks are able to indefinitely stop binocular rivalry; namely after each blink, human subjects had reported seeing exclusively an unchangeable stimulus. The subjects, also after each blink, had noticed that the content lines of the visually dominant stimulus are getting much wider, and the stimulus itself is getting clearer; before it returns to its initial state. We therefore asked the subjects whether they can stop the rivalry indefinitely, through certain blinking procedure; and all of them had validated their ability.