Why Do We Blink So Much?
Your brain sends signals to your eyes telling them to blink. These signals happen automatically, like a timer counting down in the background of your mind. You don't even have to think about it, your eyes just blink when they need a little break.
Examples
- A child playing with a toy blinks constantly while trying to keep up with the fast-moving pieces.
- You blink every time you smile at someone, even if it's just for a second.
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