Now, make your best effort to see the world with your eyes.  So, could you see what your eyes look like? When asked "what do you think your eyes look like", I always pictured my eye at that moment from a vacant blank white.

In fact, I have never seen my iris with my own eyes, despite the fact that this actually fits the eye's role--the more it sees, the less it sees itself.  So I start to doubt what I see. Isn't what I see in front of my eyes the reality? Even though, how much "reality" can our little black holes "fill"? From painting to beauty cameras, one of the evolving directions on technology is to cheat our own eyes. 

Photos in Japanese means "writing the reality" literally. However in industry, we know "photos are the most beautiful lies", and visual effect are information picked by eyes and processed by brains. What we "see", so called, are just this processed version. So in dreams, there are always the vividness as if they are "real". Thus, how much we see are what we saw, and how much are what we want to see, or what saw but we chose not to see. Through these two little black holes of ours, what we actually see in reality? 

Therefore, when we try to see our eyes, who can say the eyes pictured in our minds aren't our own eyes?