How is the brain capable of reading subtitles and viewing an image at the same time?
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Your eye is only able to focus on about 6° or 7° degrees, which is where you would read the subtitles. The rest of your field of view is peripheral vision–about 100° vertically and 120° horizontally.
It’s not, in fact there is actually no such thing as multitasking. Your brain can only concentrate on one task at a time. What we perceive as multitasking is actually just our brain bouncing back and forth between tasks quickly.
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