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I don't know, I got Lasek surgery, and had to go through about the same amount of time blindfolded. I did have to take the blindfold off 1 sec to open my door,
by d--b 3y ago
I don't know, I got Lasek surgery, and had to go through about the same amount of time blindfolded. I did have to take the blindfold off 1 sec to open my door, but it's not something you want to do as it's pretty painful to open your eyes.
Maybe it's because I kind of had to do it that I didn't feel any of that stuff the guy is talking about. I did plan for it. Turned on Siri, bought a very long audio book. I mostly slept it off. I guess not having to write a blog post about it made me think about other things, and it was fine.
Having a rotavirus infection that barely allowed me to leave the toilet for 4 days was a whole different level of annoyance.
- smokel 3y agoI love this reply. I get similar vibes when an artist copies the Mona Lisa in, say, 100,000 colored dice or Post-it notes. If you compare such efforts with road makers (pavers?) who lay millions of bricks in their lifetimes, such art suddenly seems less relevant. I guess the interesting context here is willpower, freedom of choice, or discipline, rather than a particular experiment.