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I know this question most likely has this answer as a definite but someone I know & care about (going to remain unidentified online) was thinking about doing something like this. I was like "no". Then this person said what about if I do it w/ 1 eye covered. I was like "the eye that's not covered will go blind". I'm not trying this at all, but I'm assuming it's possible to go blind by doing this/going half-blind with one eye covered?

If there was just one vehicle in the whole world? Do you all think there would be roads or not? Why? I think no because it would be pointless for 1 car.

I hear some people think that 1 eye & 2 eyes make very little difference.

If we were born as cyclops. What would our lives be? I'm assuming vision would be similar somewhat, right? We'd have to be more careful. I wander if eye protection for constructional/science/landscape/electrical work be a law if we were made that way. What's your opinion on this?

Hi, is it possible for someone to lose both eyes (actual eye removal - not waking up blind in bed) for reasons other than illnesses.Reason I'm asking is because it's hard to for a person to lose 1 eye. I know this can happen to kids with retinoblastoma. I'm assuming it can happen also due to freak accidents & if so, which ones? I'm assuming bombs can do things like this, but anything else?

Hi, I know this question sounds really stupid, but I've heard someone else say that blindness in one eye vs a glass eye will look slightly different. To me (I & this other person can both see out of both eyes) half-blindness & a glass eye would look exactly the same (in vision terms). What do you all think? Do you think being blind in one eye vs having a glass eye would look the same or different?