meeyow

How did you afford not only a campus but college dorms in SF considering that academy of arts practically dominates educational buildings and dorms in downtown and SOMA? Thats amazing. Do you guys plan to expand along the peninsula? I've passed by your place but always assumed it was a subsidoary of Make Magazine. Hope you guys stick around for awhile. :)

Same here. My left eye as well. Cataract was taken out but this was done many years ago where transplants on infants were too big a risk, so I'm lensless as well. Now my brain is so used to it, there will never be a chance I can see how everyone else sees. Hooray us!!!!!!!

Sorry that I'm late in the game! I've gotten a cataract as a child and had to have the lens removed, and no artificial lens was transplanted, so I have always been told my brain has shut down use of my left eye. Thus, recently I went through surgery to fix the lazy eye that was worsening as I got older. The surgery was god awful, and the rehabilitation was annoying. I wanted to gouge out my eye. This really seems interesting, has there been similar cases like mine that shows this being possible for those who have no lenses since childhood? Thank you!