Purchasing a new frame and a refraction gave me a first-hand experience with the depth of the problem with truth.
I had the frame adjusted twice because it was crooked. I handed it to the salesperson who would go inside to give it to the guy whose job it was to do these things. Finally, after the second adjustment, I said, can you have the guy come out and maybe he can do it beside me and I can give immediate feedback and show him what’s wrong. The guy came out and I showed him it was still crooked. He placed the frame on the table to show me it wasn’t—because it was on the table’s surface supposedly stable and not rocking or flipping.
Hmm… we were looking at the same objective reality—and reality was, it was rocking. He insisted it wasn’t. I demonstrated to him, like a microscope would and made him really stare—only then did he see it was in fact, not stable and could be rocked. Reminder: This is actually his job.
After so much entropy under finite time, I finally got my glasses normal.
Hermitage is really tempting.
🤡
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