<p>In Episode 46 of Out Of My Mind, host Jay Douglas tells the story of those letters on today's eye chart and how Herman Snellen blinded us with science.</p>
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In Episode 46 of Out Of My Mind, host Jay Douglas tells the story of those letters on today's eye chart and how Herman Snellen blinded us with science. The post It Remains To Be Seen (Ep. 046) first appeared on The Theater of Your Mind.

<p>In Episode 46 of Out Of My Mind, host Jay Douglas tells the story of those letters on today's eye chart and how Herman Snellen blinded us with science.</p>
The post <a href="https://www.thetheaterofyourmind.com/it-remains-to-be-seen-ep-046/.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">It Remains To Be Seen (Ep. 046)</a> first appeared on <a href="https://www.thetheaterofyourmind.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Theater of Your Mind</a>.

It Remains To Be Seen (Ep. 046)

The new season of Out Of My Mind features little-known stories about well-known stuff. Why do we all graduate to the same marching song? What accident led to the discovery of decaffeinated coffee? Who was the real Peter Pan? Host Jay Douglas tells the tale of these and other head-scratchers every week, with a new episode every Tuesday morning at 6AM Eastern. Want more? Subscribe to The Out Of My Mind blog (at https://www.theoutofmymindblog.com) for a deeper look into each story.

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