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Suraj M
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I know that the blind spot is formed because of the optic nerve leaving the eye ball.
Consider this..
Now once your seeing through just one eye you are not able to identify a small region of your vision, so shouldn't it be just dark or black, rather you just see the surroundings as though there's nothing there its like our brain is trying to fill in the gap by feeding us false info(seeing the thinks around the missing region). How is that possible?
Consider this..
Now once your seeing through just one eye you are not able to identify a small region of your vision, so shouldn't it be just dark or black, rather you just see the surroundings as though there's nothing there its like our brain is trying to fill in the gap by feeding us false info(seeing the thinks around the missing region). How is that possible?