Normal : When you blink, your eyeballs actually rotate upward (in most people with an intact Bell's phenomenon) so as to protect the cornea. As you blink very fast, as in fluttering your eyelids, it's very possible that an l.e.d light source would appear to be moving up & down. In normal situations, you would not usually pay attention to this subtlety. When blinking slowly, eyes already back in normal posi
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