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The brain must effectively convert two-dimensional images into a three-dimensional percept so we can
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The brain must effectively convert two-dimensional images into a three-dimensional percept so we can

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Accurately judge depth and distance of objects in our three dimensional world. If humans had no depth perception we wouldn't be able to walk very well, or do much with our hands...we wouldn't know how to do much in terms of spatial intelligence.
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