Every inference Shen Yue made left everyone enlightened; the evidence he cited was all reasonable, yet often people could not find that reasonableness until he articulated his conclusions.
Some of the last men discovered this peculiarity and pondered it privately.
Shen Yue remained as calm as ever. He did not immediately answer Smith's question, "People usually rely on external forces to solve problems. When their vision deteriorates, they get a pair of glasses, and if it worsens, they change to a higher prescription..."
Many thought, what's the problem with that?
"But people seldom discover the real reason why they become nearsighted," Shen Yue said with a hint of regret.
"Habits!"
Qinsi finally spoke, "The cause for nearsightedness is mostly due to poor eye habits. If habits don't change, the problem deepens."
Shen Yue praised, "Indeed, that's precisely it."
