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This might somewhat common as you start improving your eyesight - more ghosted images will begin to appear as your [[visual cortex]] is constantly learning to readjust to new signals. | This might somewhat common as you start improving your eyesight - more ghosted images will begin to appear as your [[visual cortex]] is constantly learning to readjust to new signals. | ||
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Revision as of 23:57, 24 May 2020
Double Vision, or ghosting, is when your visual cortex percieves two images when there should be one.
This might somewhat common as you start improving your eyesight - more ghosted images will begin to appear as your visual cortex is constantly learning to readjust to new signals.