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[G Donnelly]

woopypooky, on 17 March 2013 - 11:08 AM, said:

can she drives car?

Well I'm not so sure about driving cars.But she might be able to drive UFO's.Unless they ask her to read all the instrument panels and give the aliens instructions.Can you imagine her on a loop da loop?She'll get nausea before she's even got strapped in.And has for her hanging upside down like a bat.Forget it.Because you can't eat food despite seeing things the other way round.Gravity always wins.Though for a time it might actually feel like normality.But because she's sat  down like you and I it can't be bothering her that much.I don't even see a TV bolted to the wall which goes to show how much she has acclimatised.If I had her condition I would just lie down.

[Kim is Canadian 2]

It would be better than seeing things inside out!

[Dolores ORiordan]

nycblman, on 16 March 2013 - 05:20 PM, said:

You would think they could make "glasses" with mirrors to invert the image before it reaches her eyes. I'm sure they wouldn't look pretty, but we do this already with optics. Its just a matter of putting it in a more compact, face fitting form.

My thoughts exactly

[wolfknight]

Sometimes is it cool to be different.  Looks like she is dealing with it.

[Sweetpumper]

[Finity]

Well, there is something they could do. They could make some glasses with lenses that invert the image. Maybe even contact lenses, but not sure if they could be that thin :P

There are loads of weird eye conditions. Did you know the human eyes can actually see in ultraviolet, the only reason you don't is because they have a UV resistant layer (which stops the sun from burning them). If you removed it, or are born without it you would be able to see in the dark :o

Edited by Finity, 19 March 2013 - 09:36 PM.

[G Donnelly]

Sweetpumper, on 19 March 2013 - 06:54 PM, said:

I'll have more than a crick in the neck if I read that!

[Himawari69]

I heard of a disease in which a woman couldn't see faces, I wonder how they could write and get around

[Andromedan Starseed 333]

that's pretty cool and awesome.I'm not really sure what to say though if its a good thing or bad thing.i do know i prefer the way i see normal though.she's unique though.good luck to her:)i believe she could fix the problem through the power of the mind

[izybess]

So, is this a problem with her visual cortex?  Since images are upside down for everyone until they reach the visual cortex and are processed.