kmcclry
kmcclry t1_isjzq76 wrote
Reply to comment by The-Last-Lion-Turtle in Australian research finds cost-effective way to recycle solar panels | Recycling by DrDaleks
And that's why they closed importing recycling from other countries so many places in the US are getting rid of their recycling containers because it's all going to a landfill anyways.
"Reduce" and "reuse" are the only parts of the motto that are relevant anymore.
kmcclry t1_j53vr4p wrote
Reply to comment by 84camaroguy in Ancient humans and their early depictions of the universe: “It is no exaggeration to say that astronomy has existed as an exact science for more than five millennia,” writes the late science historian John North. by clayt6
It can also be light sensitivity.
I have, apparently, insanely good dark vision compared to my wife. If there is slight moonlight, or light pollution on a cloudy night I can make out pretty much everything in our house just with ambient light from outside while she can barely see what's 4 to 5 feet away. When I go to the eye doctor they don't have to dilate my pupils because they get so large in the dark they don't have to.
It's possible your pupils get much larger and take in more light than your wife's. She might see with the same clarity, 20/20, but not get enough light to see dim things. I wouldn't say that makes her eyesight "bad" if that's the case. She might be better equipped to deal with bright scenes instead.