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10/3/2014 6:01:06 AM
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You know why people have eyes in the front?
You know why people have eyes in the front?
Because they have to move forward to see the landscape in the distance. If you had eyes in back all you could see is your home town getting farther away; you can't move forward like that. If your eyes are in front what you see in the distance keeps getting closer. That's what lets people move forward.
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2 RepliesEdited by Legend To None: 10/3/2014 6:45:50 AMIf eyes were in the back of your head, wouldn't backward be come forward? And according to psychology, people are able to function if we see everything upside down because our brains adjust/adapt to our vision. So if things were to get farther as we move forward (even though your argument is half-assed) we would probably adjust to that if it was consistent overtime.
