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Is the statement "Claims demand evidence" always true?
RE: Is the statement "Claims demand evidence" always true?
Put another way, you're confusing the ability to quickly determine velocity or direction, which is greatly aided by having multiple concurrent points of reference (but not impossible with a single point of reference), with the ability to perceive some object as a three dimensional object.  We even perceive 2d things -as- 3d things with regularity...those people on the movies we're watching...2d.

(as to the question, that appears to be one explanation...never heard the term before, choice)

Found something fun for you -lol, the real value of these boards is in finding new shit to look up that would never have occurred to me.

Quote:We found that this phenomenon of “seeing in 3D” (technically referred to as “stereopsis”) can be induced simply by looking at a single picture of an appropriate 3-dimensional scene with one eye through a small aperture (a pea-sized hole). While 2-eye vision is important in many ways for depth perception, we’ve shown experimentally that it is not necessary for experiencing “seeing in 3D”. Anyone can try it at home using the method described in our paper.
http://pexlab.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2013/1...uestion-1/

According to these folks, not only can you perceive in 3d..with just one eye, you can see in 3d with just one eye as well...with a little help.
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RE: Is the statement "Claims demand evidence" always true? - by The Grand Nudger - January 20, 2017 at 2:22 am

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