udim (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} udim) wrote,@ 2006-07-11 11:10:00 |
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Absolutely
Having switched recently from eyeglasses to contact lenses and back to eyeglasses and back to contact lenses, I became very critical of the quality of my vision. Having used eyeglasses for about 18 years already, I was disappointed with the artifacts (dryness, intermittent lack of proper focus, etc.) when I first switched to contact lenses. Then I switched back to eyeglasses and realized that my vision never was perfect, that I just glossed these things over. I never actually saw anything wholly and perfectly in my life -- the mind just thinks it does.
When you realize that you never absolutely saw anything, the thought hits that maybe it wasn't absolutely there in the first place.
Having switched recently from eyeglasses to contact lenses and back to eyeglasses and back to contact lenses, I became very critical of the quality of my vision. Having used eyeglasses for about 18 years already, I was disappointed with the artifacts (dryness, intermittent lack of proper focus, etc.) when I first switched to contact lenses. Then I switched back to eyeglasses and realized that my vision never was perfect, that I just glossed these things over. I never actually saw anything wholly and perfectly in my life -- the mind just thinks it does.
When you realize that you never absolutely saw anything, the thought hits that maybe it wasn't absolutely there in the first place.
