[ SECRET POST #5176 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5176 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

This is (partially) a myth! If you lose an eye, you do lose depth perception but over time your brain re-learns it over time. If you were born with one eye, you probably have poor depth perception though.

[greghousesgf]

OK, so Leela from Futurama would have no depth perception, then

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty much.

https://youtu.be/na0XGmfQvrs

[(Anonymous)]

That was a joke in the first episode!

[greghousesgf]

I don't remember it

[(Anonymous)]

How the hell can the brain re-learn depth perception, when depth perception comes from the fact that each eye looks at an object from a different angle? A single eye can't magically change location to gaze at an object from different angles at the same time. I call bullshit.

[(Anonymous)]

My cousin lost an eye in an accident. He recently posted a video of Sammy Davis Jr talking about how he had to adapt to the loss of an eye and relearn all kinds of things that require depth perception. It was hard but he adapted. My cousin said it was a pretty good explanation of his own experience.

[(Anonymous)]

That's not re-learning to see depth, that's just learning to see without depth.

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, be pedantic. You learn to compensate for the loss of the eye and to do the things that you need depth perception in order to do. I can't tell you what that looks like to the person with one eye. You better go argue with my cousin.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe it's more like you learn how to interpret where things are in space without actual depth perception? Like looking at a painting - it's 2D and there is no actual depth, but the artist uses various kinds of perspective to create the illusion of depth and communicate where things are in relation to each other.

[(Anonymous)]

Same as above, a persona can learn to see and interpret things without depth, but that's not the same as re-learning to see depth. The original comment was worded in a way making it sound it was the latter.