system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Do cross-eyed people see the world in double and learn to operate that way? Or does their brain learn to process the image correctly?

I assume it's the latter because I doubt anyone's eyes are 100% straight/aligned, but in that case - when a baby is born cross-eyed, do they already know how to correctly interpret images, or do their neurons have to learn?
gpt
The first several years of a childs life is when the neurons are learning how to work properly. If it is severe enough, the child will essentially block out the image from one eye. They will see single, but it will be monocular. If it isn't fixed early enough in development, the eye that is ignored will never be able to see as clearly as the other eye.