Well for this to work you also have to “feel” how big the parking space is, which is obviously not an extension of your body. What’s happening here is that you

Well for this to work you also have to “feel” how big the parking space is, which is obviously not an extension of your body. What’s happening here is that your eyes are connected to a very highly trained model of the physical world around you. And your subjective experience of vision occurs post-processing through that model. It’s the same model you use to physically navigate the world, so it has a similar subjective feel regardless of what you’re doing. It’s not limited to cars and tools; pitchers can “feel” the strike zone, even though it’s 60 feet away. Like driving, this takes a lot of reps to develop (lots of training data).