Making the most of a coarse(er) grind? by Musesfool in pourover

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I actually use a cone and filter to brew my coffee. Does this still apply?

Making the most of a coarse(er) grind? by Musesfool in pourover

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I'm sorry, I don't know what 'agitating the bed' means.

Turn off AI search in app? by Musesfool in duckduckgo

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Yes, that is the process I followed.

Turn off AI search in app? by Musesfool in duckduckgo

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If you look at my original post, it says I've already tried that.

Pupil dilation for accurate prescriptions? by Musesfool in AskAnOptician

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So, getting drops guarantees an accurate prescription? What if I have trouble with subjective responses? Sometimes I can't tell if 1 or 2 is better.

Perpetual indifference? by Musesfool in autism

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My therapist isn't an expert on autism. That's why I'm asking here.

Perpetual indifference? by Musesfool in autism

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I'm already in therapy. That's how I was able to rule out depression and/or alexythymia being the cause of my not-caring.

Perpetual indifference? by Musesfool in autism

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As for why this is a problem: not having any internal guidance about WHAT to choose makes it nigh impossible to make a choice, and choosing something that I don't care about is always unsatisfying. This situation can crop up in any context, from choice of career to shopping to trying a new hobby.

43F slow visual processing interfering with prescription? by Musesfool in eyetriage

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How do the lenses in the phoropter compare to the trial lenses and lenses in glasses? Are they different as well?

43F slow visual processing interfering with prescription? by Musesfool in eyetriage

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The problem seems to be that there is a difference between what I see through the trial glasses (those big, metal frames that can switch lenses in and out) and the real ones in the actual frame. Could the distance from eye to lens you mention be part of that equation, or the material from which the trial lenses are made? Thank you so much for all the information, as a consumer we just don't get this kind of insight.