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Vision’s something we love to talk about. That’s just the problem because we’re using our mouth to do the eye thing. And, of course, that always seems to be where vision breaks down. It’s not a simple thing to use one sensory organ to describe another’s gathered data.Vision is often mistaken for what you want or what I want. It’s so much more.First of all, vision that’s all about me is nothing more than narcissism. If all we can see is ourselves, when we’re talking about vision, we have the world’s worst case of nearsightedness. This kind of looking glass vision is worse than being blind. At least the blind learn to “see” the world through the heightened development of other sensory receptors.As a guy who’s suffered from nearsightedness all my life, I can tell you the inability to see anything very clearly beyond my own nose is frustrating. In the fourth grade, my teacher noticed my class participation skills...
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