Blind Irishman sees with the aid of son's tooth in his eye.
WHA?
And so I go...
3 years ago
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4 comments:
...so my mind has been blown for the day.
Amazingly cool. Science and imagination working together to engineer an eye where before only darkness reigned. What a marvelous idea to use a tooth as the "natural" (rigid) platform for a lens - instead of the usual musculature and what-not that makes up our miraculously functional eyeballs.
Even though it's weird, thank you Brigita, for finding and sharing this.
I definitely believe that science is the final frontier of miracles, but "tooth" and "eye" should never appear in the same sentence. Two things I am definitely squeamish about.
What did you think eyeteeth were for, Sugar?
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