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Medical Forum / General / Vision / June 2009

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Bill -- Here is the judgment that the minus makes it worse25 Jun 2009 05:41 GMT2
Here is the correct answer:
Bill > Does the preponderance of scientific evidence show that
negative corrective lens use accelerates progression of myopia?
I think the answer is YES.
Nit-Wits Who Don't Even Make Sense.25 Jun 2009 02:10 GMT2
Dear Friends,
In most cases I will not post out the logical fallacies of some people
posting on sci.med.vision.
Five years ago, I did sell a book, but I don't "bother" with it any
Change Request and Notification about, "How to Avoid Nearsightedness"24 Jun 2009 18:00 GMT3
Donald Rehm maintains a site:
http://www.myopia.org/
This statement is now out-of-date.
I asked Don to delete the price, and when I can get "How to Avoid"
FREE Chapter 11, But does (avoiding entry) work?24 Jun 2009 17:49 GMT1
Dear Scientific Friends,
Here is Chapter 11, to show how the concept of the natural eye as a
proven dynamic system -- has been implemented.
Certainly prevention is not easy.  No one has ever said that.
FREE Glossary on, "How to avoid nearsightedness"  (A negative STATE     of the eye).24 Jun 2009 17:48 GMT1
Dear Scientific Friends,
Subject:  EXACT definitions of words IS ESSENTIAL FOR SCIENCE.
Calling the refractive STATES of the fundamental eye "organic errors",
or "errors" at all, truly is a mistake.
FREE, Chapter 10, How to avoid nearsightedness.24 Jun 2009 16:50 GMT1
Dear Engineers and Scientists,
Subject: Determining the "tracking" accuracy of a system is crucial in
engineering.
Here is a conceptual method for doing so.
FREE Index for the Book, "How to Avoid Nearsightedness".24 Jun 2009 16:49 GMT1
Subject: Scientific freedom of Speech and Thought.
BOOK INDEX FOR:
HOW TO AVOID NEARSIGHTEDNESS
I post this to give you an idea about the scientific subjects covered
The Quality of a Person Required in a SCIENTIFIC preventive effort.24 Jun 2009 15:29 GMT3
Bill has suggested that a SCIENTIFIC prevention study be conducted.
Well, maybe.
But let us ask the question about the type of person who would be
involved in a true scientific/analytic study.
FREE Chapter 9 -- Analysis of Perturbations to a Dynamic System.24 Jun 2009 15:11 GMT1
Dear Engineering and Analytical Friends,
This Chapter covers the effect of perturbations on a long time-
constant system (control system).
Again I regret that the I can not supply the Figures here, and that
Recommendation to avoid Lasik -- Educational24 Jun 2009 06:23 GMT1
Subject: Lasik is a high risk operation.
If you keep your child's vision clear (under control of an OD like
Soon), you can also avoid Lasik (by always PASSING the required visual
acuity line).
Parent "gives up" on the OD -- helps son clear his vision24 Jun 2009 06:23 GMT1
Dear Prevention minded frieds,
Subject:  Here is a parent who "woke up" to the need for prevention.
Re:  Intelligently helping his child clear his Snellen with a plus.
Re:  This is part of Soon's advocacy.
Self-intelligence and Intellectual Judgment -- Required.24 Jun 2009 06:21 GMT1
Dear Judy,
You keep on confusing a SCIENTIFIC STUDY where you respect the
person's intelligence and necessary measurement skills (that MUST BE
TAUGHT) with your truly BLIND (in so many ways) "medical" tests.
Free Chapter 8 -- A Conceptual Model of Tonic Accommodation24 Jun 2009 04:02 GMT2
Dear Scientific friends,
Here is a mathetical model of the tonic accommodation system of the
natural eye.
I regret that the "Figures" could not be posted here.
How bias is formed (at the threshold)24 Jun 2009 02:37 GMT2
[FROM PREVENTION MAGAZINE, The December 1973 Issue]
"When Otis S.  Brown was a young boy, he dreamed of someday
becoming an airline pilot.  In fact, everything he did throughout
those early days in grade school was aimed at achieving that goal.
A graphic of the dynamic natural eye.24 Jun 2009 02:15 GMT4
As we have seen, OBJECTIVELY, and as SCIENCE, we find that the eye
changes its refractive STATE with the application of a -3 diopter
lens.
This is OBJECTIVE SCIENCE.
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