Question:

[Mr1337Duck]

Do you actually see out of your eyes, or do your eyes just gather information, and the brain generates an image from that information, and this is what you see?

[Sputty]

Ehh....not sure
Weird question though

[Infernus]

I think the brain sees for you, the eyes are just the relay point...

[Triggar]

The eyes carry visual data to the occipital lobe of the brain, which processes and interprits the data giving you the end result - "Oh shoot, there's a squirrel in my Cocoa Pebbles."

[FlakMan]

[Rbstr]

Originally Posted by Triggar

The eyes carry visual data to the occipital lobe of the brain, which processes and interprits the data giving you the end result - "Oh shoot, there's a squirrel in my Cocoa Pebbles."

Correct!

[Onizuka]

Originally Posted by Rbstr

Correct!

Wow you must really know about the eyes...

CORRECT!

[MidnightDave]

Originally Posted by Triggar

The eyes carry visual data to the occipital lobe of the brain, which processes and interprits the data giving you the end result - "Oh shoot, there's a squirrel in my Cocoa Pebbles."

strangely enough, correct, even the squirrel bit.

[Neon Apocalypse]

what triggar said

[worldvengence]

the Rods and Cones (optical receptors in your eye) react to light, Rods react to amount of light and Cones react to Colors (hense why u cant make out colors in low light)...and when light rays hit them, the light breaks apart the pigment in the rods/cones, and triggers cells behind them to become electrically active, which then triggers a nervous system chain reaction, which travels down the optic nerve to the brain...the brain is what puts it all together

[Dharkbayne]

You see from the point of view of your eyes, yet you actually see from your brain.

[Squeeky]

Squirrel....Cocoa Pebbles.....wtf?

[Ait'al]

The eyes, and its parts, as far as science knows today, are just receptors. I think thats about all that can be said, in a general sense.