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Can you tell me if bespectacled people have smaller eyes?
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Some do: Far-sighted people have smaller eyes and near-sighted people have larger ones. The lenses that correct far-sightedness magnify the eyes and the ones for near-signtedness make it appear smaller. So the ones with the smallest appearing eyes are the largest and vice-versa.
Answered 12/15/2014
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