Is your world in 3D?

Apparently ~5 % of the population can't see 3D at all, while at least 12 % have some problems with their binocular vision (like Willam Black's mission to see the hidden image in the Stereogram..)

It has been on my mind because of the increasing number of movies coming out in 3D recently.

Anyone else missing out?
If so, what's the deal with your eyes?


http://www.vision3d.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binocular_vision

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Yes, I've never been able to enjoy the 3-D thing completely.

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chromigula Member (Level 6): 7,112 points   9 months ago

It wasn't Silent Bob who couldn't see the 3d image, it was William Black (played by Ethan Suplee).

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TheDevilHimself Member (Level 6): 8,737 points   9 months ago

And anyway, it was a schooner. Which is a sailboat. (in b4 "stupid head.")

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MaledictCloak Member (Level 5): 2,328 points   9 months ago

sailboat.

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MaledictCloak Member (Level 5): 2,328 points   9 months ago

chromigula

I even put the picture and still mixed up the names. That is so stupid I am almost proud.

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