Comment by PM_ME_UR_ROUND_ASS on 17/03/2025 at 07:59 UTC

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there's actually a strong correlation! the brain regions for stereoscopic vision and mental 3D rotation share neural pathways, so early visual development impacts spatial reasoning. some studies show people with stereoblindness rely more on monocular depth cues and often develop alternative visualization stratagies over time.

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Comment by Germanofthebored at 17/03/2025 at 12:10 UTC

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Thanks for supporting my suspicions. Also, I am still trying to understand how I have ever been able to.e to catch a ball or move through tricky terrain. But my brain sure is making up for a lot...