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Yes, never wearing glasses is the most important part!Won’t matter if you wear glasses anyway
Ok then, continue playing cyber punk
Mean I still stand by my statement.Won’t matter if you wear glasses anyway
Oh we will, in 4k 144 which the poor consoles cant even dream of achieving. Bit later, but rather wait than play that garbage in blurry’4k’ 30fps.
This is a very silly argument - last I heard about 75% of adult human population has some vision problems and most of them wear glasses. Now, in most of these cases, well chosen glasses restore 100% of vision. Unless you're talking about the small minority who can't have full vision restored no matter what?
Ok so they can, but their vision is still below that of people not requiring glasses.
Doubt that it restore 100 percent, it's still impaired
What about if you were being circumcised and the surgeon only had one eye and was wearing one of Chris Eubanks monocles?
Then you need to read about optics, lenses etc. Because that's what it comes down to in most cases - lens in the eye have an issue, so you put on glasses, which is the corrective lens, to that specific defect. Effect - you get perfect image. It's not magic, it's not even biology, it's just relatively simple physics.
Yes physics tend to dictate when you have more layers, it's more likely to introduce alterations
Mean seems like I've hit a nerve, if you don't like my statement, I'm sure you made the odd statement that isn't great
Simple solution - do not wear more than one pair of glasses at once?
I mean, I don't need to wear any.Simple solution - do not wear more than one pair of glasses at once?
I’ve got no problem with what you said, I was just joking around.
Yet. As I added to my previous post (you've answered too quickly, so might've missed it).
No, you mentioned layers. So I'll blow your mind - air is a layer too and quite dynamic to that. It changes all the time, it does affect vision - even thin layer between your eyes and the monitor. There is no such thing as perfect vision. I can blow your mind even more - human brain doesn't see things directly, it interprets signals sent to it from the eyes, then it creates in your mind an image it THINKS is the right one. And the data sent from human eyes is NOT what you "see" in your mind - for example it is inverted, partially blurred and unstable and to that full of various artefacts caused by our imperfect biology. Imagine your brain is doing denoising, something akin to DLSS upscaling and other operations on the image before it renders it for you to see.
Yet. As I added to my previous post (you've answered too quickly, so might've missed it).
No, you mentioned layers. So I'll blow your mind - air is a layer too and quite dynamic to that. It changes all the time, it does affect vision - even thin layer between your eyes and the monitor. There is no such thing as perfect vision. I can blow your mind even more - human brain doesn't see things directly, it interprets signals sent to it from the eyes, then it creates in your mind an image it THINKS is the right one. And the data sent from human eyes is NOT what you "see" in your mind - for example it is inverted, partially blurred and unstable and to that full of various artefacts caused by our imperfect biology. Imagine your brain is doing denoising, something akin to DLSS upscaling and other operations on the image before it renders it for you to see.
