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DroidKnight on 06 October 2020
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JWeinCom said:
DroidKnight said:

Correct.  Atari, and everything that came out after that is all 2d.  That is an image represented using an X and a Y axis.  The only way to add in the Z axis is through holographic imaging or simulate it with Virtual Reality.  But virtual reality is still using two 2d images slightly skewed from each other to simulate 3d.

My eyes are using two 2D images slightly skewed from eachother... So, is all human sight 2D?

If you lose sight in one eye it is 2d the rest of your life.  Your eyes are human based which allows you to perceive a 3d world, but the universe exists in a larger state than we can perceive. But to answer your question, yes human sight is 2D.



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