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Eyes Wide Shut | National Geographic


you’ve already seen a lot of great facts
but my second fact is literally an
eye-opener
your pupils literally expand when you
see something attractive
they must be teeny now in old barely see
anything no but you know it’s kind of
like you when they we have those old
cartoons and they’d sure like the wolf
and like the eyes would pop out and a
pretty girl would go by you’re saying
that’s literally true that’s literally
twin a pretty wolf girl when went by I
don’t think we’ll attract it to human
girls were they yeah yeah yeah cartoon
cuz they used to call guys that were
that we’re like you know players back
then they were called wolves Oh tell me
more grandpa well that’s the way it went
there were Dame’s crawling all over the
place you can pinch a girl on the butt
no one minded and your pupils just
popped right now all right I bet your
pupils will expand when you watch this
we all know the saying beauty is in the
eye of the beholder but scientists tell
us that this age-old aphorism is true
you literally can measure Beauty by
looking at a person’s eyes confused me
too so let’s ask an expert in a lab the
science we’re talking about is people of
metrics can you repeat that the science
we’re talking about is people of metrics
okay what he just said continue if you
fill a metric is the study of the eye as
an indicator of emotion it’s been proven
that the pupil dilates means it gets
larger when subjects look at items that
they find attractive whether it’s a
scenic view a delicious looking meal
cute animals or something you find
attractive so if you find what you
behold attractive we should be able to
measure it in your eye well let’s see if
doctors eCos is right
we’ll need a pair of eyes and we might
as well take the person they’re attached
to several things for him to be
attracted to or not
and a digital pupil ometer which
measures pupil size meet Chris a native
New Yorker and lover of many things I do
love many things we’ll see about that
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