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On 5/16/2011 2:06 PM, John Clement wrote:
Let us do a little thought experiment. /snip/optometry, how can
Incidentally about the research done by the school of
they tell the difference between a sharp jittery image anda fuzzy one?
/snip/
John M. Clement
Houston, TX
I have expended all of forty seconds on considering this
weighty question.
I imagine that if I rigged goggles as a tachistoscope, I
could with the
greatest ease
display the difference between a fuzzy image and a sharp
image - both
briefly presented
to an infant.
Is it just possible that opthalmologists, optometrists etc., are on
average about as
smart as the average physics teacher? :-)
Brian W
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