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Newsgroups: sci.med.vision
From: Mike Tyner <lite...@googlemail.com>
Date: Sun, 30 Mar 2008 05:22:53 -0700 (PDT)
Local: Sun, Mar 30 2008 10:22 pm
Subject: Re: Stay away from "vision educators"
"Jenny06427" <jenny06...@aol.com> wrote
>MT >seeing sharp borders between colors where they aren't blurred together. No but that wasnt' the argument. Bates said they see better color and > It's still not the same as someone with perfect sight seeing, yes more > functional form worse with glasses. Nonsense. > >and the spectrograph of CR-39 is remarkably flat. Never mind the spectrographs, huh. > Disagree look through any glass less quality of color > MAybe we just become accustomed to blurriness? Sure seems like a little Because they get better when they lose their glasses? > rebound effect. Who did without their glasses for 3 months, most people run > right out? > Ask them whether they'd rather see without them no problem. Yes most everyone Yes but most people see better with them. Bates said they see better > would prefer not to need glasses without them. > >them. - These are unpleasantnesses that CANNOT be overcome." So the "unpleasantness" cannot be overcome? > >But people overcome them all the time. > People become accustomed and function alright, there is still changes in the > way things are seen compared to perfect sight > How well can you see out of corner of your eye with glasses. It's all blurry That wasn't the argument. The field of vision is not always smaller > and lose attention to this field focusing only on part glasses make > artificially clear. with lenses, so Bates was wrong. > I already posted the studies that it's not all the lens either. Yes but that doesn't change the experience of EVERYONE who has cataract surgery or cycloplegic drops. Where is this "other" accommodation when the lens is removed? > Minus lenses make the eyes worse some of us think. Otis just posted about Otis didn't post any proof. He posted an 80-year-old opinion that is this > better than I can. contradicted by several studies. I quoted them here and Otis just ignored them. > Got to go don't have time to address any more, will do changes in refraction -MT > later. You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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