Why our eyes see inverse and brains inverse the processed image. Is there any advantage over processing an image as is?

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retina

Wouldnt it be faster like those cephalopods mentioned in the article above. I couldnt understand half of it.

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The way I understand it is that because light travels in a straight line (the light from the bottom a glass travels to the top of your rear eye and the light from the top of the glass travels to the bottom) like a pinhole – this convergence causes the image to be the inverse.

IMO – it’s a sorry ass design – god must have been too tired or was high when he made them. Not unlike a single pipe (esophagus) that’s used for both air and food. Oh and our pleasure center being at the same spot as our waste removal.

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