“That's true...however the dominant eye receives visual information 10/1000th's of a second before the recessive eye...far too fast for the eyes not to work together. Once your vision moves beyond 30", or hands reach, the eyes triangulate...so we "see" with both eyes.”
I won’t post in the instructor forum but this almost made me break the long standing rule.
First........light from a object that the eyes collect to produce a imagine in the eye travel at the same speed. How would the light from a object know which eye is dominant and therefore travel slower?
The imagines from the eyes can reach the visual cortex at different times.
Then there is the total lack of understanding of vergence. According to the link Near Point Convergence is 30cm.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vergence
I won’t post in the instructor forum but this almost made me break the long standing rule.
First........light from a object that the eyes collect to produce a imagine in the eye travel at the same speed. How would the light from a object know which eye is dominant and therefore travel slower?
The imagines from the eyes can reach the visual cortex at different times.
Then there is the total lack of understanding of vergence. According to the link Near Point Convergence is 30cm.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vergence
