04-09-2017
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What does the author mean when he says that if we were born with "high-precision, tunable
eyeballs," the world would appear richer to us?

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05-09-2017

The author is saying if everyone has perfect precision and people look at what they world could be everything would look much more beautiful then what it already is

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