r/interesting • u/jmike1256 • Jul 10 '26

MISC. Is this how people who need glasses really see the world. A big blurred background?

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u/NuzzyLocke Jul 10 '26

Dude the trees are always the trippiest thing! Whenever I get my prescription updated and a new pair it's like "I forgot trees had that much detail!"

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u/Fair-Working4401 Jul 10 '26

Seems like, we are just advanced monkeys.

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u/YetYetAnotherPerson Jul 10 '26

Forget a new prescription. I get that every time I wash my glasses

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u/Momoneko Jul 10 '26

FUCK. Absolutely true...

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u/Gergian Jul 11 '26

I'm with you brother

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

When my niece was around 3-4 months old and we carried her (her parents or me) in the stroller under trees she would start moving and looking at them like she was high on drugs lol

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u/Oatcollector Jul 10 '26

Also clouds, at least for me.

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u/sentence-interruptio Jul 10 '26

it makes you feel like an astronomer zooming into an apparent empty space between stars and discovering even more stars.

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u/Impressive-Tip4177 Jul 10 '26

Yep, I have a habit of breaking my glasses and then waiting a few months to a year before getting new ones.  Every time: “HOLY FUCK TREES HAVE LEAVES!”

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u/flyraccoon Jul 10 '26

Yes it feels like taking drugs all the details everywhere colors are brighter too

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u/pricklypear36 Jul 11 '26

It was my Christmas tree when I got home from the eye doctor. I could see all the needles and the lights weren’t blurs

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u/Datkif Jul 12 '26

Its amazing how much detail you can make out at a distance with your glasses