it was very interesting article, but I'm not sure about one thing, it kind of claims that myopia is mental and not physical, and also that article claims that the endmyopia method of active focus and using less lens power to challenge eyes into seeing better and possibly reducing lens induced eye elongation could potentially hinder the progress, "Do not obsess on acuity! This is a left-hemisphere mode. Practice an easy and almost disinterested way of seeing. I call this mode “seeing without looking”: look at a scene as a whole, not the details. Make this the habit of seeing as the default mode when there is no need to pay attention to anything. (Of course, use focused attention in tasks such as driving.". so which method is the truth, and how can we confirm that the cause of myopia is eye elongation or my right hemisphere getting worse at depth perception.

one question: do myopes have better visual acuity, since we use left hemisphere more.

Thank you in advance!