In a room with a single window, Chidi is standing with his back against the wall with the window, and Tara is standing facing him. A bird flies past the window from left to right. Without turning around, can Chidi know the direction in which the bird flew based on Tara's eye movement, and why?

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Chidi can infer the direction in which the bird flew by observing the movement of Tara's eyes. If Tara's gaze shifts from her left to right, Chidi can deduce that the bird flew from left to right because Tara's line of sight would naturally follow the bird's flight across the window pane. Conversely, if her eyes moved from right to left, the bird would have flown in that direction. This conclusion is based on the assumption that the motion of Tara's eyes corresponds to the bird's trajectory across her field of vision.