Digital cameras don’t capture "real reality." Like any sensor, they distort by upscaling low-resolution data into sharp images. Yet, they still outperform human vision. Our fovea provides high-resolution detail in only about 2°. The rest of the roughly 190° field is blurry, patched together by the brain into the illusion of a seamless, detailed world. What we see isn’t reality—it’s a cognitive construction. This is why physical AI systems trained solely on human perceptual images will never truly understand reality.