Why You Feel Watched Alone

"You're home alone, but you feel like someone's watching you. Your brain isn't

paranoid—it's actually protecting you." "This is called 'scopaesthesia'—the psychological phenomenon

where you can sense when someone's looking at you. Studies show this happens because

your peripheral vision is 360°, and your brain subconsciously detects micro-movements and reflections."

"Researchers at Cornell found that even when you can't see someone, your brain picks

up on subtle sounds and air pressure changes. It's an evolutionary survival mechanism."

"Next time you feel those eyes, it's your ancient ancestors' survival skills kicking in.

You're not crazy—you're just... aware." "Want more mind-blowing facts?