Okay so I'll try to explain as clear as I can. You know

Those squiggly lines have a name.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floater
If I understand this right you are saying that you see additional things which are similar to floaters, and you know for a fact they aren't floaters but you cannot identify them?

>>17278254
correct, it's like looking at cells under a microscope. tons of small opaque objects going in all random directions.

>>17278275
What is it that makes them fundamentally different from floaters? It seems logical to deduct that they must be minor inconsistencies that exist in the vitreous humor of your eyeballs. They could just be floaters that you happen to notice under different conditions.

>>17278288
They are on a different "level of depth", if that makes sense.

They also look nothing like floaters. They are not strands. They look like tiny grains of rice, they move around on their own very quickly. And they are countless.

Floaters would stay in one spot when you move your eye, these things are constantly on the move on their own.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_field_entoptic_phenomenon

your probably seeing your white blood cells

>>17278239

They're white blood cells moving in your eyes. If you look at the blue sky you can see them even more prominently. It's nothing to worry about anon. Everyone has them actually.

>>17278314
Wow, I think that's exactly it.

It's really weird, I am surprised I have never heard more about it.

Thank you for informing me of that.

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trippy as fuck