could this be a pineal glnad use effect?

[raaaid]

do you percieve lights with an hallo like this:

http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTojk_ILO-NvDL12cvF1NMOFMG_DAfwB0g_XD-RDXWq6u8X5U86MAGOc2rt

or no hallos at all like this ?

isnt the pineal gland a light sensor and this hallo be cause by a certain pineal gland perception?

http://www.forojovenes.com/usuarios/miguelesteban-1253-fotos-otro-album-317-foto4414-full-moon-rise.jpg

[von Pilsner]

I get halo in one eye from astigmatism.

[335th_GRAthos]

do you percieve lights with an hallo like this:

or no hallos at all like this ?

isnt the pineal gland a light sensor and this hallo be cause by a certain pineal gland perception?

Great photos Raaaid!

But why does Google translator give me no English translation to the text????


~S~

[brando]

Why can't this be just dependent on atmospheric conditions? The pineal gland has no ability to see; that is what your eyes are for.

[raaaid]

i got the idea from the thread form here:

http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs28/i/2008/045/1/4/Hellsing__s_Tip_of_the_Day_by_StrangelyOrange.jpg