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Old 01-23-2017, 09:51 PM #1
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Default unable to tell distance

i've had this problem for a while (i now realize): i have trouble telling how close (or far) something is to me when the object isn't in visual field. specifically, if i'm looking at something it isn't a problem but if someone is walking behind me i can't tell if they are a foot or 10 feet away, for example. similarly, if i'm walking under a low overpass or ceiling i can't tell if it's an inch or 10 inches.

what could this relate to? any thoughts on fixing this?
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