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At lower to moderate dosages, dissociative induced loss of visual input can be described as only partial in its effects. This creates a number of changes in a ~~persons~~ perception of sight which generally includes,

At lower to moderate dosages, dissociative-induced loss of visual input can be described as only partial in its effects. This creates a number of changes in a person's perception of sight which generally includes:

*Feeling as if you are watching the world through a screen.

*Feeling as if you are watching the world through a screen

*Blurred vision and general difficulty in perceiving fine details.

*Blurred vision and general difficulty in perceiving fine details

*Feeling as though the visually perceivable world is further away in distance.

*Feeling as though the visually perceivable world is further away in distance

*Feeling as though you are looking through somebody else's eyes.

*Feeling as though you are looking through somebody else's eyes

*Double vision which forces the user to close one eye if they need to read or perceive fine visual details such as reading.

*Double vision which forces the user to close one eye if they need to read or perceive fine visual details such as reading

At higher dosages, the disconnection from visual input makes the transition from partial to entirely all encompassing in its effects. This results in a complete perceptual disconnection from the sense of sight. It can be experientially described as being completely blinded and unable to tell whether the eyes are open or closed due to the total lack of sensory input.

At higher dosages, the disconnection from visual input makes the transition from partial to entirely all-encompassing in its effects. This results in a complete perceptual disconnection from the sense of sight. It can be experientially described as being completely blinded and unable to tell whether the eyes are open or closed due to the total lack of sensory input.

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-At lower to moderate dosages, dissociative induced loss of visual input can be described as only partial in its effects. This creates a number of changes in a persons perception of sight which generally includes,
+At lower to moderate dosages, dissociative-induced loss of visual input can be described as only partial in its effects. This creates a number of changes in a person's perception of sight which generally includes:
-*Feeling as if you are watching the world through a screen.
+*Feeling as if you are watching the world through a screen
-*Blurred vision and general difficulty in perceiving fine details.
+*Blurred vision and general difficulty in perceiving fine details
-*Feeling as though the visually perceivable world is further away in distance.
+*Feeling as though the visually perceivable world is further away in distance
-*Feeling as though you are looking through somebody else's eyes.
+*Feeling as though you are looking through somebody else's eyes
-*Double vision which forces the user to close one eye if they need to read or perceive fine visual details such as reading.
+*Double vision which forces the user to close one eye if they need to read or perceive fine visual details such as reading
-At higher dosages, the disconnection from visual input makes the transition from partial to entirely all encompassing in its effects. This results in a complete perceptual disconnection from the sense of sight. It can be experientially described as being completely blinded and unable to tell whether the eyes are open or closed due to the total lack of sensory input.
+At higher dosages, the disconnection from visual input makes the transition from partial to entirely all-encompassing in its effects. This results in a complete perceptual disconnection from the sense of sight. It can be experientially described as being completely blinded and unable to tell whether the eyes are open or closed due to the total lack of sensory input.
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