Its strange that there's not a black line straight through whatever you're looking at , I mean , your eyes aren't connected , but you can still see everything in front of you . Even though there's a nose right between your eyes . amirite?

+137 Its strange that there's not a black line straight through whatever you're looking at , I mean , your eyes aren't connected , but you can still see everything in front of you . Even though there's a nose right between your eyes . amirite?

by Anonymous 12 years ago

This site is home to some very intelligent people, but I'm also often shocked by it's users. Your eyes aren't fixed directly ahead, they are angled ever-so-slightly toward one another. They focus at one point in the center of our vision, giving us two angles of the same thing. The brain puts the images together and we get a 3D image, and that's how we perceive depth. Ever notice how things that aren't in your center of focus are doubled?

by Anonymous 12 years ago

Sorry, I was simply making an observation.. I wasn't exactly looking for the scientific explanation, but thanks. haha

by Anonymous 12 years ago

At first I thought the overload of commas was going to be part of some pun, but it appears I was wrong.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

I was in 8th grade when I made this post. Have you never seen a middle school-er type? They don't use correct grammar(x

by Anonymous 12 years ago

Why are you putting spaces between your punctuation marks ?

by Anonymous 12 years ago