Would you be blind when invisible?

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Yea but the light and images would come from all direction's instead of through the pupil. Kinda like a telescope without the tube.

How would that work?

Originally posted by badgerprints
It seems that the ability of the rods and cones in your eyes to work would depend upon the ability to stop light thereby requiring that they be opaque. I guess you would be blind if the rods and cones were transparent as well.

You got one weird mind my friend. Very cool question.

Yes yes. Strange mind indeed.

Thanks for all the speculation! Really enjoying this read.