Scientists have stated that a person can feel a prying eye on himself.
The features of the human brain have not yet been fully understood. And every year scientists learn more and more about its unique capabilities. For example, experts have found evidence that the brain allows a person to feel prying eyes on themselves.
As scientists note, the fleeting glance of an outsider immediately provokes a whole cascade of processes in the brain. He begins to analyze the likelihood of a threat, determines the distance and analyzes other parameters of the looking person.
Experts note that this important feature of the brain allowed ancient people to survive. In the wild, our ancestors could sense the presence of predators, or even other hostile ancient people.
As the researchers said, we often refer to this sensation as the sixth sense. It arises in the process of analyzing the information received by the brain and allows in some cases even now to predict subsequent events. The authors of the study note that they were able to prove the possibility of using instincts in human interaction with others.