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2016-01-02 13:44:12
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Peepee poopooo caka lol
>inb4 No you dipshit, it's not how it works, it is not related to the number of eyes you get, but how your brain creates your perception of reality. Think of it as the 3d in cinema, it has to be filmed with 2 cams to render a depth effect, then your brain is tricked thanks to polarised glasses so that 2 slightly different images are perceived by your eyes, finally your brain interprets this as depth, that's how your eyes work, and that's why people with only one eye have difficulties with assessing distances.
Tl;Dr : our brain allows us to experience life in 3d, not our eyes, but we need our 2 eyes to do so.
