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The visual theorists of the 19th century focused on the psychological factors involved in image generation and sought a mechanical explanation of the interpretation of the senses and the meaning. Helmholtz established an important theory of consciousness, with the concept of "unconscious inferences": reliable, consistent judgments based on experience, habit, and training, which are triggered without our conscious awareness. The integrated nervous system not only responds passively and predictably to the world's stimuli, but also transforms it into purposeful action. Therefore, it is necessary to consider embedding the vision into the human body and embedding the body into the environment. What the eye sees does not depend on the vision, but on the whole.