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On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 13:50:47 +1300, "T.N.O."
<> wrote:

>GraB wrote:
>> Yes, I can see more than 180 degrees but that is not needed when
>> looking at any TV or monitor unless you are 15cm away from it.
>
>you can see more than 180 degrees? wow, I estimate mine at ~150

That was staring straight ahead with Eyes Wide Open and holding a red
LED bicycle light.

Depends on a number of things, including health. One young woman I
know has a quite narrow field of view, almost tunnerl vision.

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 18:09:07 +1300, GraB <> wrote:

>On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 14:49:23 +1300, Brendan
>< > wrote:
>
>>On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 13:50:47 +1300, T.N.O. wrote:
>>
>>> GraB wrote:
>>>> Yes, I can see more than 180 degrees but that is not needed when
>>>> looking at any TV or monitor unless you are 15cm away from it.
>>>
>>> you can see more than 180 degrees? wow, I estimate mine at ~150
>>
>>Easily fixed:
>>
>>Place hands on either side of head and push inward.
>
>Works for me.


Yes no grey matter..

Lennier wrote:
> On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 17:06:30 +1300, harry wrote:
>
>>> Can't say I recall a test for peripheral vision when I had my
>>> driver's licence replaced from the lifetime licence to a
>>> 10-year-only licence.
>>
>> There is a contraption you look into now.
>
> Yeah - I remember that - but I thought it was testing how well my eyes
> could read signs...

No, it also tests peripheral vision.
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~misfit~

~misfit~ wrote:
>>>There is a contraption you look into now.

>>Yeah - I remember that - but I thought it was testing how well my eyes
>>could read signs...

> No, it also tests peripheral vision.

which explains why I can't see the third panel.

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There is Hangman there.

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 18:16:53 +1300, GraB <> wrote:
> On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 13:50:47 +1300, "T.N.O."
> <> wrote:
>
> >GraB wrote:
> >> Yes, I can see more than 180 degrees but that is not needed when
> >> looking at any TV or monitor unless you are 15cm away from it.
> >
> >you can see more than 180 degrees? wow, I estimate mine at ~150
>
> That was staring straight ahead with Eyes Wide Open and holding a red
> LED bicycle light.
>
> Depends on a number of things, including health. One young woman I
> know has a quite narrow field of view, almost tunnerl vision.

Perhaps it depends on what [part of you] she's looking at?