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How Do the Eye Normally See Colors?

Our eye is one of the best sensory among other sensory organs by which we can see this beautiful world. Our eye is just like a camera. At the front of the eye, we have a lens that focuses images on the inside of the back of the eye. This area is called the retina, whereas, in the digital camera this material is made up of a semiconductor device.
20/20 is normal visual acuity is the standard for normal visual acuity. It means that one can see the object clearly in similar to what does an average person see. But 20/40 vision means what you can see at a distance of 20 feet (6.1 m), the average person can see that from 40 feet (12.19 m) distance which says your vision is half good as average persons. If vision is 20/10 then you can see the object at 20 feet (6.1 m) although the average person can see clearly at 20 feet (6.1 m) — thus your vision is twice good as the average person.

Recent digital cameras have 5-40 megapixels, but with 20/20 vision, the human eye is similar to or more than 52 megapixels camera.

A camera focuses on changing the distance of the lens and by changing the shape of the lens eye makes auto-adjustment by itself to focus properly. We see the colour of the object because the object absorbs some colours and it reflects the rest of the colors. By this reflected colour which falls on our eye, we verify the color of the object.

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Uddhav’s Bitter Questions to Krishna

Source: Pexels Uddhav was in the service of Shri Krishna as a charioteer since childhood, but he neither expressed any desire nor asked anything from Shri Krishna. When Krishna completed his avatar era and was ready to go to Gaulok, he called Uddhav to himself and said: Dear Uddhav, many people have received something from me in this 'Avatar period', but you never asked for anything! Now ask for something, I want to give something to you Uddhav did not ask for anything even after this. He only wanted to clear his doubts which were arising in his mind by seeing Krishna's teachings and his gratitude. This way it became a session which not only cleared the doubt’s of Uddhav but also it’s very helpful to clear all common doubts in our mind. Uddhav’s question: I could not understand many things in the events of Mahabharata! Your 'teachings' remained different, while 'personal life' looked somewhat different! Will you explain the reason to pacify my knowledge

Education System of India

India produces more engineers than the total population of Switzerland. Still, Switzerland is number one in research and innovation. After independence, the Republic of India has produced zero noble laureates in science but within the same time period, the USA has produced noble laureates who are 100 plus in number. The new Annual Employability Survey 2019 report by Aspiring Minds reveals that 80% of Indian engineers are not fit for any job in the knowledge economy and only 2.5% of them possess tech skills in Artificial Intelligence (AI) that industry requires. Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella and many other popular people have done their education outside India. To find the root cause and problems hidden in our education system, we have to go back to the time when India was ruled by Britishers. In that time East India Company had two major challenges to rule India. First was the need for communication with Indians in their British English language and second, was the need for workers in I

The Debate of Astawakra with Acharya bandhi

Image Source: Google The discussions within this debate are very helpful to know about knowledge and lack of knowledge. It may change the way with which we usually think. Acharya Bandhi’s question- What is Prapancha or Delusion? Ashtavakra’s answer - Whatever is visible and visible things are a delusion. Ashtavakra’s question - What is it meant by visible? Acharya Bandhi’s answer - That is visible which is the subject of the mind and senses, which I know by myself only that is visible, Acharya Bandhi’s question - Who knows him who has the vision or sight? Who sees the self? Ashtavakra’s answer - To see that self, no help is needed, just as a lamp is not needed to see the sunlight. Ashtavakra’s question - Where from and how did this world come? Acharya Bandhi’s answer - This world came from him only. Acharya Bandhi’s question - Who is this creator of this world? Ashtavakra’s answer - He is the Brahma, he is the same God, he creates this world with his illusion, the same creator is the

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