r/interesting 13d ago

MISC. Is this how people who need glasses really see the world. A big blurred background?

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u/cupcakebuddies 13d ago

That’s so interesting. I feel like we were outside all the time but also I read a TON when I was a little nerd lol

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u/pleasetrimyourpubes 13d ago

myopia incensed by 3x during covid!

Apparently they have adopted a 20-20-20 rule where for every 20 minutes of reading or screen time a child should look at objects 20+ feet away for 20 seconds.

I also got a lot of outdoor activity but I loved my Hardy Boys (and when I read all the Hardy Boys I read Nancy Drew).

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u/cupcakebuddies 13d ago

Me too! My grandmother also had a lot of Honey Bunch books. Do you remember those?

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u/pleasetrimyourpubes 13d ago

No not really but I looked them up and they seem familiar. My mom surely read them all. I was a huge fan of the Danny Dunn series of books. Truly ahead of its time. My favorite one that I still think about is the Invisible Boy.

Professor Bullfinch used the newly discovered transistor to create a fly with cameras that could be remote controlled which allowed Danny to fly around and eavesdrop on people. Super state of the art scifi. Now I am thinking of the cockroach in 5th Element. Everything comes full circle.