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Did he try to sneeze with his eyes open? Is that how he lost his eye? I heard in the playground if you sneeze with your eyes open your eyeballs will pop out.
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That's only if you've had your stomach pumped.
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He unscrewed his belly button and his bottom fell off.
In reality he was walking behind someone down a country path, they bent a branch out of the way to get past and when they let go it whipped back. Oof.
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Did he try to sneeze with his eyes open? Is that how he lost his eye? I heard in the playground if you sneeze with your eyes open your eyeballs will pop out.
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No, if you've had stereoscopic vision in the past then your brain can always do depth perception, even if you lose one eye completely*. The vision in my right eye is dreadful due to keratoconus but I don't have any problem with depth perception.
Depth perception is only a problem for people who've never had stereoscopic vision.
* An old colleague of mine lost an eye at 12 or so. He's able to drive without a problem.