Answer:
Yes, I agree.
Step-by-step explanation:
To agree with this statement you have to interpret it non-literally, understand it based on its connotative meaning.
In the literal form, based on the denotative sense, this statement would make no sense at all, because it would be impossible for a person with good eyesight not to see what is well in front of them. However, the statement is sending a message of connotative meaning and sends a message that sometimes, people with all their perfect senses have difficulties in perceiving what is obvious, what is easily understandable.
So yes, sometimes people with good eyesight have difficulty seeing what's in front of them.