In a message to Lou Ramsay  Elvis Hargrove wrote:
 EH> but they've BOTH been marginal. Not having ANY depth perception
 EH> must be a bummer. It is amazing what we can learn to compensate
 EH> for just to keep on flying!
I'm sure no expert, but I heard a doctor talking about how the body 
compensates for loss of binocular vision depth perception.  The remaining eye 
rapidly goes in and out of focus to determine depths.  That doesn't happen in 
a person with two eyes.  I can't imagine what would happen to someone who is 
in my age range when the eyes don't rapidly focus on anything.  --  Didn't 
mean to but in, I just though you might find that piece of trivia 
nteresting.
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Robert Linenweber
... Call waiting...great if you have two friends!
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