No, I'm saying that we are living in an exponential world. Technology
is progressing so fast that by the time a med student enters Uni, the
information he has already learnt is already outdated by the time he's
finished the course in about three years! According to one video the
rate of technology progression doubles every year. And that rate is
increasing all the time. Which means that in a few years time we will
reach a point where technology is progressing many more times quicker.
Check out this video, 'shift happens'. Some pretty amazing statistics
there. A lot of them just left me with my jaw open -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeoKQbT8BKs&feature=related

In light of all this, I came to the conclusion that retinal
transplants, though impossible with today's technology, may not be so
far away in near future.

I also added my opinion that such treatments are not necessary when
one is able to cure himself using the methods instructed by Dr. Bates.

Now what's mentally retarded about me saying that?