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what would happen if you detached both eyes from their sockets and made them look at each other? |
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Apart from damage to the ocular nerve?Youd probably induce some sort of palsy when viewing certain things. |
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i see, i always wondered because obviously you can't see both eyes at the same time hmm |
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you see two transparent different backgrounds overlayed. |
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That's a trippy lol idea, but you'd just see both eyes. They're things in the environment like anything else. You don't get feedback when you look at your eyes in the mirror. You wouldn't see in normal stereoscopic vision though, as your brain is used to, due to your eyes not looking forward. But close your left eye and you'd only see your left eye (now closed) with your right. It'd probably be weird opening/closing one eye and watching it do so. A snail could probably do this. |
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Weird to think about |
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You'll just see one eye which feels hard to focus on and a mangling of two backgrounds that each eye sees, like when you're looking cross eyed. I think. Great idea though :O |
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