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Interesting. (And more importantly, sorry to hear that) So, your brain gets a stereo signal, but because of the "fuzziness" of far-away objects, it doesn't "co
by JohnBooty 6y ago
Interesting. (And more importantly, sorry to hear that)
So, your brain gets a stereo signal, but because of the "fuzziness" of far-away objects, it doesn't "compute" the depth information?
That makes sense to me, but - corrective lenses don't improve the issue? That's fascinating. Is that common with astigmatism? I don't know too much about depth perception issues outside of my own experience. (One might say I'm short-sighted in that regard... har har har)
- SSLy 6y ago>So, your brain gets a stereo signal, but because of the "fuzziness" of far-away objects, it doesn't "compute" the depth information? No, I doubt that's the issue, corrective glasses don't help here at all. >Is that common with astigmatism? I don't know, lol. I've got used to live with it, doesn't bother me during day to day life.
- JohnBooty 6y agoHahaha yeah, same here. I'm not typically bothered by my lack of depth perception at all -- it's just what I'm used to. Still, it was super cool to catch a glimpse of that elusive third dimension thanks to Nintendo's little wonder!