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    Eyes+brain: our most complex organs

    Jul 06, 2022 1 minute

    he eyes work non-stop during our waking hours to keep the brain informed of what is going on around us. According to scientists from the US University of Pennsylvania, the eyes communicate about 10 million bits of information per second

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