The brain fires similarly when watching an action in POV as it does when performing the action itself.

One rainy morning a woman arrived, the kind of rain where the sky forgot to choose a color and settled on indifference. She carried a small black case, the leather worn soft by many hands, and inside it lay a pocket watch with engraving dulled by time. No hands moved on its face; the glass looked like pale river ice. The woman—introductions were as unnecessary between strangers and old things—set it on the counter and said, “My father’s. It stopped the day he left.”

: Lightweight, ultra-wide-angle lenses that mimic human peripheral vision.