A while since I posted updates.  Yes and as always there are hundreds more in our FB group, in our private forum, and stuck in my ‘improvement’ folder that I never get around to post.

You know the drill.

Anyway here we go:

But but but … Jake.  That’s not 20/20!

Of course.  There are many improvement updates, but only ONE update that’s the final one.  Lots of those here.

Buuuuuuuuut Jake.  That’s not optometrist confirmed!

You know how much time it takes to address all the fear and excuses and reticence and nay saying?

Here are optometrist confirmed reports.

The interesting part is, why do I bother.  It should be enough for me to put out the method.  It’s based on plenty of easily found vision science, and doing a bit of self experiment isn’t dangerous and the results show up very quickly.  So for people who actually care, that should be all the effort that needs to come from my end.  Especially since this is free and my incentive is exactly … nothing.

But hey.  I know it’s the Internet, I know people don’t look for proof in biology books and actual research.  They go, but what did some other random dude on reddit say about it?  Or, what did this dude say who’s got an optometry title from a university? (universities which usually funded by the exact interests that keep myopia going)

It’s not logical, darlings.  Questioning my bias (fair) but trusting the total swamp that is reddit.  Or trusting the dude who admittedly seems more professional (eye doc), but in the end has never fixed a single person’s eyesight. That’s right, none of the eye doctors you talk to have a single solitary case of fixing myopia.  

Why even ask them?  What could that possibly accomplish?  They all can’t do the thing.  What do you expect they’ll say.

Of course though.  People shop at Amazon and Walmart even though they know full well they’re funding megacorp and slave wages and the destruction of local businesses.  People are lazy and not exactly logically thinking geniuses, even if they’re not badly intentioned.  

That’s myopia in a nutshell.  You have to be smart enough and motivated enough, and risk taking enough and free thinking enough to find your way out of that particular subscription scheme.  It’s not easy and the odds are stacked against the average person.

Maybe I’m not doing the world’s best job at making it easily credible.  But then easy credibility is also risk for me, since inviting non critical thinkers just increases the odds that people who read half the thing and then do half wrong things, get bad results and then blame me.

Not tempting.  Especially not for free stuff.

Speaking of free stuff, consider supporting these resources.  I’m a lot less sarcastic and a lot more helpful in our private forum, in the member section, in all the things where I know that people in there are serious and deserving of straight answers.

Cheers

– Jake, still alive