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William Stacy - 18 Jun 2005 01:56 GMT
Hey John, I see that some very nutty person is doing some creative
clipping from private emails, without giving the context, of course.  I
don't respond directly to whackos on s.m.v., and will no long e-mail
them either, no matter how outrageous their posts and e-mails get.

s.m.v. has definitely quieted down a lot since most of the regulars
aren't feeding the trolls any more, and maybe my e-mail box will quiet
down too...

w.stacy, o.d.
William Stacy - 18 Jun 2005 02:12 GMT
Sorry I misspelled your name on the first post, in which I wrote:

> Hey John, I see that some very nutty person is doing some creative
> clipping from private emails, without giving the context, of course.  I
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>
> w.stacy, o.d.
John Yasar - 18 Jun 2005 06:57 GMT
> Sorry I misspelled your name on the first post, in which I wrote:
>
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>>
>> w.stacy, o.d.

This is getting out of hand and seriously started bothering me, first
off, I wanted to make sure if the conversation was taken from SMV, I
could not locate it therefore I requested to learn where it took place.
In my honest opinion, I AM STRONGLY AGAINST disclosing private email
correspondence to public. I am against this and I will not participate!

As for the matter in question, what is "full minus" mentioned here? My
Rx is a barely -.50 on the right eye which would require correction
depending the time of the day, is that a full minus? If that is, I am
required to wear it per military requirements, especially for  night,
during day flight it is up to the pilot.

I kindly ask not to carry personal conversations to public.

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PV2 Yasar, M
U.S. ARMY
AH-64D "Armt Dawg"
A Co/602d ASB/2ID/EUSA
Camp Humphreys, South Korea
Saturday, 18 Jun 2005 / 14:57:46 Korea Standard Time (+0900)

William Stacy - 18 Jun 2005 14:55 GMT
>> Sorry I misspelled your name on the first post, in which I wrote:
>>
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>
> I kindly ask not to carry personal conversations to public.

Agreed.  Full minus just means the amount of myopia as measured by an
optometrist or an ophthalmologist.

w.stacy, o.d.
William Stacy - 18 Jun 2005 15:00 GMT
Oh, and yes, in your case -.50 is the full minus.

w.stacy, o.d.
John Yasar - 18 Jun 2005 15:06 GMT
> Oh, and yes, in your case -.50 is the full minus.

Not a big deal, I don't believe minus is evil. How evil can a -.50 minus
be?

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PV2 Yasar, M
U.S. ARMY
AH-64D "Armt Dawg"
A Co/602d ASB/2ID/EUSA
Camp Humphreys, South Korea
Saturday, 18 Jun 2005 / 23:06:14 Korea Standard Time (+0900)

William Stacy - 18 Jun 2005 15:13 GMT
>> Oh, and yes, in your case -.50 is the full minus.
>>
> Not a big deal, I don't believe minus is evil. How evil can a -.50 minus
> be?

There are those who believe it is so evil that they would deprive a
myopic child who has 2 D. of anisometropia his spectacle Rx, and would
somehow prevent that child from focusing on near objects.  In my book
that is criminal child abuse of a cultish nature.

w.stacy, o.d.
John Yasar - 18 Jun 2005 15:04 GMT
> Agreed.  Full minus just means the amount of myopia as measured by an
> optometrist or an ophthalmologist.

I thought that too, A FULL -.50!!! :D :D :D Wearing a -.50 will not harm
my eyes after this age. Only required for night flying. It is not like I
am wearing a -10 to look at distances of 25 cms in front of my nose. I
still have 20/20 vision.

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PV2 Yasar, M
U.S. ARMY
AH-64D "Armt Dawg"
A Co/602d ASB/2ID/EUSA
Camp Humphreys, South Korea

otisbrown@pa.net - 18 Jun 2005 15:11 GMT
Dear John,

There is an HONEST disagreement
about the dynamic nature of
the eye -- and a method
of preventing it.

That is techical, sincere,
honest, the second-opinion,
and justified by the experimental
data itself.

When Stacy calles me "criminal"
because I experss an honest
(though difficult) second-opinion
I get pissed.

I have not called Stacy a
"criminal". and I have used
neutral words to describe
the behavior of the fundamental
eye.

Stacy needs to learn to
NOT call people "criminal"
who express an honest
technical second-opinion.

I did post this because
of THAT accusation.  That
statement insults my character,
and I do respond that that type
of statement.

You know from your our converstation
with Steve Leung OD, that he
is not a criminal.  He just supports
the concept that the public should
be offered an "honest choice"
at the threshold.  They can
always turn it down at that point.
But what follows -- can not
be reversed.

www.chinamyopia.org

Best,

Otis
otisbrown@pa.net - 18 Jun 2005 04:27 GMT
Dear William,

Why not wait for John to respond.

Then post what you wish on
John's PASSING the military
requirement.

John requested the discussion.

Let us wait.

Best,

Otis
otisbrown@pa.net - 18 Jun 2005 05:05 GMT
Further, I sent the clip to
verify your statement that
John was flying with
"full minus".

John then asked that he respons
on smv, so THAT is the reason
I posted that part of our conversation.

That is the reason for the
post on sci.med.vision -- to
clarify that issue of legal requirements
of 20/20 -- versus you desire
that a pilot use a strong
minus to get to 20/10.

I think that CHOICE should be
the option of the pilot.

Best,

Otis
A Lieberman - 18 Jun 2005 05:25 GMT
> I think that CHOICE should be
> the option of the pilot.

The choice of the pilot would be to ignore Otis.

Allen
otisbrown@pa.net - 18 Jun 2005 06:02 GMT
Dear William,

Stacy>  Hey John, I see that some very nutty person is doing some
creative
clipping from private emails, without giving the context, of course.

Otis>  Then perhaps I must post the full email -- so I don't quote
you "out of context".

This is a matter of "freedom of speech".  It is also
a matter of freedom in expressing judgment about
scientific issues, as well as the "second-opinion"
concerning prevention with the plus.

You don't like the concept -- fine.  Just
stop calling people "criminal" because
they express the second-opinion on
an "open" scientific fourm.

Best,

Otis
otisbrown@pa.net - 18 Jun 2005 05:22 GMT
Dear William,

I stated that the state requirement
was for 20/40 or better vision.

When you refer to my honest statement
as "criminal" then I WILL react.

I don't insult you.  We disagree
about the dynamic behavior
of the natural eye -- on
a pure scientific level.

You insist that there is
NO RELATIONSHIP betwee
the visual enviroment of
the natural eye -- and its
average visual enviroment.

That issue can be resolved
on a scientific level by testing
the natural eye on an
"input" (visual enviroment)
versu "output" (refractive status)
scientific level.

To refer to this intellectual-analytical
activity as "criminal" far exceeds
anything that is reasonable
on your part.

I have not posted our email
conversation.  If you wish
I will post the rest.

Stacy> That is nuts AND criminal.

Best,

Otis
 
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