Expanding peripheral vision allows you to capture more words per eye fixation, significantly increasing reading speed.
By seeing more context around each word, you grasp meaning faster and retain information better.
Wider vision reduces the need to mentally "sound out" each word, enabling faster, smoother reading.
Paradoxically, by seeing more, you can better concentrate on the central content, filtering out distractions.
Peripheral vision aids in quickly scanning text for keywords or specific information.
Seeing more words at once creates a rhythmic flow, making reading less choppy and more enjoyable.
Less frequent eye movements and refocusing can lead to decreased strain and fatigue.
Beyond reading, improved peripheral vision can help you be more aware of your surroundings.
Taking in more information subconsciously can spark new ideas and connections.
The ability to take in more information quickly can boost confidence in learning and decision-making.