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Originally Posted by Halibut
Thanks, Mike. That's very interesting. Not to go too far off topic, but what about the lack of depth perception in someone who only has vision in one eye? I just looked it up for Florida and one-eyed Jacks and Jills are allowed to drive as long as the corrected vision in their remaining eye is 20/40 or better.
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People with only one good eye can have good depth perception. There are many clues to assess their position relative to other objects that don't rely on two eyes. I wouldn't want them trying to land on an aircraft carrier, but driving an auto doesn't require fine depth perception or they would test for it when licensing/renewing and prohibit monocular people from driving.