Uploaded August 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
We all know that blinking is important in lubricating the eyeball and dislodging the stray bits of dust and debris. But it turns out we do it far more than we need to. So is blinking a way of pushing reset on the brain? And can you predict when a person might blink?
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We all know that blinking is important in lubricating the eyeball and dislodging the stray bits of dust and debris. But it turns out we do it far more than we need to. So is blinking a way of pushing reset on the brain? And can you predict when a person might blink?
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