Author	ConfusedCartman
Tags	author:confusedcartman bitesized rated test
Created	2006-03-11
Last Modified	2006-04-04
Rating	4 by 106 people.
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Description	Be prepared for a long description. Try to read it all, so you will understand what is going on, and so you wont mess it up. First of all, I will explain what a blind spot is, and how it works: A blind spot is the spot in the very back of your eye where the nerve to your eye connects to it. There are no color receptors there, so your mind takes in all of the information around that area, and fills it in. Since we have two eyes, we normally never notice our blind spot, because a blind spot is in different spots for each eye. Each eye fills in the information that is missing from the other, and there you go, you never notice it. The test I have devised will determine where your blind spot is when you are 1 foot(12 inches) away from a certain object. The instructions are as follows: Step 1) Determine whether you want to test your right eye or your left eye. To test your right eye, you use the top box. To test your left eye, use the bottom box. Step 2) Get about 1 foot away from the screen. Cover the opposite eye you are testing, and focus on the chaingun drone. Using peripheral vision(look it up, kids), follow the zap drone until you do not see it anymore. Step 3) At that point, hold the arrow key corresponding to the eye you are testing(right eye=right arrow key), and it will freeze the zap drone in the spot your blind spot is located. Note: Keep in mind that you must be the same distance away as when you froze the drone to notice the effect. Otherwise, your blind spot is in a different location. To fix this, move your head slowly forward or backward until it dissappears again. **I had to resubmit cause someone sniped it... Also, check out my new map, 3-D Vision: http://numa.notdot.net/map/36553

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