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8. My same thought as well.

Thu Jul 26, 2012, 10:08 AM

Jul 2012

it would be like for someone who can see normally in 3D to suddenly be able to see 4D.

It must be really profound and exhilarating for him.

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3D movie cures man with visual impairment [View all] Serve The Servants Jul 2012 OP

My same thought as well. Javaman Jul 2012 #8

I can't see 3D movies or 3D illustrations/art. It sucks... Drunken Irishman Jul 2012 #2

Me too!!!! AynRandCollectedSS Jul 2012 #3

And your doctor didn't recommend appropriate therapy ??? eppur_se_muova Jul 2012 #6

Don't give up hope. EOTE Jul 2012 #17

Amazing dipsydoodle Jul 2012 #4

Really? jp11 Jul 2012 #5

For years, doctors insisted this condition could not be treated. eppur_se_muova Jul 2012 #7

Thanks for sharing this link. redqueen Jul 2012 #11

Call me skeptical. I don't have stereoblindness per se, but amblyopia. slackmaster Jul 2012 #9

A more reputable source for this story would be nice. Motown_Johnny Jul 2012 #10

I move my head or entire body to "see" in stereo. hunter Jul 2012 #13

Is there a wiggle speed above which the effect doesn't work? cthulu2016 Jul 2012 #15

It's unpleasant... hunter Jul 2012 #18

What has become of journalism? cthulu2016 Jul 2012 #14