> Eyes are not required for proprioception. No, but they will mess with and override proprioception. I've used the Vision Pro and the first time you try to tak

> Eyes are not required for proprioception. No, but they will mess with and override proprioception. I've used the Vision Pro and the first time you try to take a drink with it you'll probably miss your mouth. I think the main reason is that you see the cup coming towards your slightly offset "eyes" and your body automatically adjusts to match. I think if I had closed my eyes (I didn't try that) I would have done better.