People who wear glasses are stereotyped as being bookish and smart. My theory is that this is correct. Poor eyesight puts strain on the brain, and strain on any muscle makes it a little stronger every day.
My own vision is perfect. Regrettably.
@niktalksfast My stereotype of people who wear #glasses ♬ original sound - Nikhil
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