> including one who's blind in one eye. Interestingly, even people who are blind in one eye can enjoy VR, including the perception of depth. Binocular vision

> including one who's blind in one eye. Interestingly, even people who are blind in one eye can enjoy VR, including the perception of depth. Binocular vision is only one of the ways we get 3D cues, and not even the main one. The main cue is motion parallax: how things move when we move our head (or body). This one still works even with a single eye. I have read reports of people with one functioning eye enjoying VR. Just as in real life their eyes do not give a 3D image. Just as in real life, their brain can still infer 3D just fine.