And that's why I said, "I think that will be borne out by research if anyone ever looks into it."
> You know what else does irreparable harm? Failing classes because you can't see!
And I am implying that I believe we are treating that problem sub-optimally and that I believe a better solution could be found for the majority of cases where myopia is an issue.
I read back through what I wrote and I believe I had a fairly measured tone with it. You disagree, that's fine. The whole point of "science" is that people are allowed to have contrary hypotheses and the data should be the final arbiter or who is correct.
And that's why I said, "I think that will be borne out by research if anyone ever looks into it."
> You know what else does irreparable harm? Failing classes because you can't see!
And I am implying that I believe we are treating that problem sub-optimally and that I believe a better solution could be found for the majority of cases where myopia is an issue.
I read back through what I wrote and I believe I had a fairly measured tone with it. You disagree, that's fine. The whole point of "science" is that people are allowed to have contrary hypotheses and the data should be the final arbiter or who is correct.