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That is such a wild idea. I wonder if you dance with one eye covered or learn a language solely thru input from right vs. left eye (and ears) would it matter?
by kirse 3y ago
That is such a wild idea. I wonder if you dance with one eye covered or learn a language solely thru input from right vs. left eye (and ears) would it matter? Or what about musicians like Jimi Hendrix who played their instrument backwards?
It seems un-testable in terms of eliminating any sort of placebo/expectation effect though.
- sgtnoodle 3y agoVarious corrective surgeries for vision over the years have intentionally mismatched focal distance between eyes. Presumably there are at least tens of thousands of people that can only read up close with one eye, and at a distance with the other. I personally was born with a crossed eye. It's been corrected, but the reading acuity of my secondary eye is worse than my primary. Everything is in focus optically, but reading is more strenuous. It's almost as if there's some letter or syllable sized gaps my brain is interpolating around. Perhaps I only notice it when reading because of the density of high frequency content in all the letters.
- eimrine 3y agoToo slow connection between the secondary eye and letter recognition center?
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