Early Evolution of the Eye
The progression of the eye is perhaps one of the most argued of topics among evolutionists and one that holds many different hypotheses.
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The progression of the eye is perhaps one of the most argued of topics among evolutionists and one that holds many different hypotheses.
When you were a kid, your parents warned you that watching too much television would “rot your brain”. They said staring at that TV box would make you go blind! While that may have been a false threat to encourage you to get outside for some fresh air, the threat you may now have from your vision.
smartphone is a real one.
If you see a shadowy spot or shape pass in your field of vision, you may be seeing something that is commonly known as a
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It can be really embarrassing when your eye starts twitching without your permission. People think you are winking at them when you’re not, plus, you
When I was a teenager, Magic Eye pictures were all the rage. You would stare at an abstract collection of simple shapes and patterns, and,