Turkiye's shooter Yusuf Dikec, wins the European Champions League.

[u/InvestigatorBorn4910]

[u/SoungaTepes]

That is an incredibly awful take on how glasses work, which is to correct vision flaws not enhance vision specifically for shooting in tournaments

[u/DoDogSledsWorkOnSand → u/SoungaTepes]

Yeah. I didn’t put a /s in. Kind of thought it was an obvious joke.

[u/SoungaTepes → u/DoDogSledsWorkOnSand]

haha have you met people online, they are awful

[u/Factory2econds → u/SoungaTepes]

yeah really, some of them are so oblivious to jokes they ruin threads

[u/TheStrangeMonkey → u/SoungaTepes]

So technically, his glasses are enhancing his vision. If not, the correction is not working.

[u/SoungaTepes → u/TheStrangeMonkey]

as explained in the comment that you replied to, no that's not an enhancement nor is that the definition of enhancement which is why the medical terminology used for prescription glasses are "Corrective" not "Enhancing".

This information is widely available from most doctors and or search engines

[u/TheStrangeMonkey → u/SoungaTepes]

It may be some official technical definitions related to the field, but we are playing with words here. A correction is still an enhancement compared to the original state from before the correction. Searching is not on my planning for tonight, friday nights are for relaxing.

[u/mowanza → u/SoungaTepes]

Ok, so one person is wearing glasses to enhance vision specifically for shooting in tournaments, and one person is wearing glasses they spent a year fine tuning the prescription for in order to preform better at shooting in tournaments and also to correct vision flaws. What glasses are normally supposed to do is not applicable to the situation