If it was just one eye doctor in my area I would believe you. But I've been to three eye doctors who said I need to be in eye glasses even though I have perfect vision. I have a friend who moved here from another state and he went to 4 eye doctors who said he needed eye glasses even though he had perfect vision. I have another friend from a different state and the same thing happened to him. they're working together.Sayvara post=18.73647.803522 said:That's not a conspiracy... thats' a matter of hoaxters. Conspiracies requires many to work together to make a hoax.crimson5pheonix post=18.73647.803145 said:I seriously think Eye doctors are a conspiracy. No lies. I think they want you in eyeglasses as soon as possible to ruin your eyesight and force you onto eyeglasses for the rest of your life.
And no, not eye doctors... but dentists. Less seriously-minded dentists have this hillarious tendancy to find dental problems where they are none. Then there are astrologers... and fortune tellers. Again: hoaxters.
Then there is the special case of homeopaths. They are obviously wrong, and there are alot of people practicing it. But there I'm not thinking conspiracy... that's rather a case of mass-delusion, or should I say: mass-dilution. *nerdy snigger*
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