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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Do ears have depth perception?

I know that having two eyes enables us to be able to perceive depth. Do our ears do the same thing?
gpt
No, they cannot. You can only hear the direction where the sound is coming from (and this in all 3 dimensions!). This is because the sound will hit your ears at different times (so you can tell if it is from left or right), and it will be forwarded a bit different dependent on the direction it hits your auricle (you can then tell if it is from behind/front and up/down).

Also: you only have the depth perception of your eyes because they overlap and each one has a slightly different picture, and this picture is made of linear photons, while sound is brought to you by a wave that gets around corners.

*btw, this is not psychology at all. This is biology/medicine and/or neuroscience*