Re:Metabolism of autism reveals developmental origins
by filleduchaos on Monday May 13, 2024 @09:52PM
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I'm sorry, if I'm reading you correctly you think that I should...pay for eye surgery, go through the recovery period and then...continue to use vision correcting glasses, albeit with a different prescription (one that simulates myopia and astigmatism)?
And this supposedly makes so much sense to you that you cannot understand why someone would not do that?
Alright.
Re:Metabolism of autism reveals developmental origins
by ProfessorLayton on Tuesday May 14, 2024 @02:54AM
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My first sentence literally says I'm not trying to convince you, and the reasons you gave in your previous comment for not doing so are different than the ones you're giving now.
So, no you didn't read that correctly.
- Anyone can wear glasses (or even contacts) for fashion, frames are sold without prescriptions. One can have glasses and perfect vision.
- People with 20/20 vision also have the option to wear glasses that make their vision worse for whatever reason, or see things closer to their nose.
The point of this comment wasn't to belittle your own choice to correct your vision or not, but to point out why someone might not understand your aversion to correcting it given those reasons.