The point I'm making is pretty simple and would be fully understandable to someone who normally wears glasses.
Look at an image without *prescription* glasses and then with the glasses. Are you better able to pick out fine detail by wearing the glasses?
Are you better able to draw conclusions about what features you are looking at by wearing glasses?
According to the scientists who created these devices for "supernormal" vision, the improvement in vision above normal vision is quite analogous to those who need to wear glasses to improve their vision.
It is important to remember that the improvement is not simply like looking through a magnifying lens. The improvement with the supernormal devices corrects *imperfections* in standard, normal vision.
Bob Clark
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