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this post was submitted on 15 Nov 2023
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Our eyes are not ideal for living in air. They're fish eyes that adapted over and over so they work well-enough in the air. I want to know what a purpose built air eye would be like.
I wonder how they would differ? Maybe more like a camera? Though that is pretty similar to ours.
If they were air filled, which would the best for refraction/distortion avoidance, how would the air get in there? Eye vents would be problematic when swimming.
Eye vents just sound weird....