I believe no blind spot, which is the place where all the nerves bundle together and pass through the sensing layer, leaving a hole in our vision (the brain works hard to hide this hole from our perception, but it’s still there and can cause accidents)
Also maybe better vision in general?
Hypothetically, what would be the advantages of “correcting” this evolutionary mistake in humans?
No blind spot and better light detection. The light having to pass through the nerves causes a lot to be lost.
Bragging rights
I believe no blind spot, which is the place where all the nerves bundle together and pass through the sensing layer, leaving a hole in our vision (the brain works hard to hide this hole from our perception, but it’s still there and can cause accidents) Also maybe better vision in general?