A complex process of vision naturally leads our brain to prefer one eye over the other. This phenomenon is not only unique but is characteristic of every individual, with our dominant eye being the one we rely on most during vision. The dominant eye is as present in our daily life as the dominant hand or foot, and it affects our visual experiences. During our vision, the information conveyed by both eyes is interconnected; however, our brain processes the data from one eye as a priority. Thanks to this phenomenon, we are capable of depth perception, allowing us to perceive objects in space and determine their distance. Our brain ranks…