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Todays Tip – Does reading in low light hurt your eyes?
Well, the answer is a no, and a yes.
Most experts will say that reading in low light will not damage your eyes. But, it can cause eye strain, which has some unpleasant and temporary symptoms. And yet, it is possible to have some long-term effects.
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Women, you are mostly the ones who take care of the health issues of your family. Now, you must also learn to take care of the health issues of your eyes!
Fact: Over 3.4 million Americans age 40 and older suffer from visual impairment, and 2.25 million are women.
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According To Matthew Luckiesh: This book, published in 1922, is a report on the applied science of optical illusions or visual illusions as they were called then. It was written by Matthew Luckiesh, Director of Applied Science, NELA Research Laboratories, National Lamp Works of General Electric Co.
I find this topic fascinating. Imagine, we thought what we saw is what it was. But, apparently, not so! This is the beginning of a series on optical, or visual illusions. (Previous articles have been written about this topic on my blog)
Optical Illusions Are Everywhere
Seeing is deceiving. Thus a familiar epigram may be challenged in order to indicate the trend of this book which aims to treat certain phases of optical illusions. In general, we do not see things as they are or as they are related to each other; that is, the intellect does not correctly interpret the deliverances of the visual sense, although sometimes the optical mechanism of the eyes is directly responsible for the optical illusion. In other words, none of our conceptions and perceptions are quite adequate, but fortunately most of them are satisfactory for practical purposes. Only a part of what is perceived comes through the senses from the object; the remainder always comes from within. In fact, it is the visual sense or the intellect which is responsible for optical illusions of the various types to be discussed in the following chapters. Our past experiences, associations, desires, demands, imaginings, and other more or less obscure influences create optical illusions.
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Don’t Stare!
It can be demonstrated by tests with the retinoscope that all persons with imperfect sight stare, strain, or try to see. To demonstrate’this fact:
Look intently at one part of a large or small letter at the distance or nearpoint. In a few seconds, usually, fatigue and discomfort will be the result, and the letter will blur or disappear. If the effort is continued long enough, pain may be produced.
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