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It would if it was cloudy.

Nope, then the light from the clouds would. Light from a town's lights gets reflected off clouds.

What if you were in a very rural area?

Shape of Death wrote:Actually, people with bad eyesight like me (around -5 and some other problems which I don't enjoy talking about) have their eyesight become better in years... For example, my mom's eyesight improved by like 1,5 already.

Well I have ten for each eye and I doubt it'll improve by 1.5 ^^

Beebop wrote:What if you were in a very rural area?

I'm sure there would be light coming from somewhere.

What does 1.5 and all that mean?. How far you can see?

The results of visual perception tests allow opticians to rate your eyesight out of ten.

Mine is probably going to be 12 out of 10

A very good eyesight is rated 10, I guess

But if you are longsighted, I guess it would be higher than ten. Having super eyesight comes with it's disadvantages though.

In fact you won't. Your eyesight may be far better than mine, you'll still get ten, because you'll be able to read the hardest part of the test, like me. You may be able to succeed far harder tests, but they aren't performed.

The disadvantages of being longsighted is that you get severe eyestrain, which leads to bad headaches.

Hunchman801 wrote:A very good eyesight is rated 10, I guess

no

1 is the best

So it works in reverse?

Kind of, 1 is the best, -X is for short-sighted people like me, +X is for people who are farsighted.

The bigger the X is, the worse your eyesight is.

My cousin can't even see more than 50 ft in front of him. He is very short sighted.

They don't use the same rating system in France then.

I think France and England have the same rating.

Hunchman801 wrote:They don't use the same rating system in France then.

Yes, I guess so. I personally hate all those different measurement systems in different countries.. Like Fahrenheit and Celsius etc, that's just confusing.

I know, why can't they just do it the simple way.