Our visual organ, the eye, is something marvellous. Be it the sensitivity to light, which protects us from too much radiation and brightness to our detriment, or the high resolution, which allows us to see small things clearly. Provided, of course, that the eye is healthy. However, the eye is also receptive to altered information - in the best case for our benefit: magnifying glasses or other lenses and lens combinations can help our eyes to recognise small things. However, such systems can also deceive our eyes and, in the worst case, the misinformation can lead us to misbehaviour or wrong decisions. How do we protect ourselves from this? It's not always easy, especially in times of artificial intelligence, which can make so many false things seem real. Thankfully, we also have a memory and therefore a store of experiences that can help us here if we take them seriously.
I wish you an extraordinary day!
