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But as a baby grows, their eyeballs get longer - the lens and the retina get farther and farther apart.
just the right length for the lens to be able to focus incoming light and form a crisp image
And what I'm going to do is I'm going to—it's hard to see, that's why I keep tilting my head back—I'm going to put this in front of the lens, and
I'm going to put this in front of the lens and
Sure, a beautiful photograph takes some skill behind the lens, but it takes a little skill in front of it, too.
You're looking at innocence through the lens of painful experience.
when you're buying glasses you have to think about the lens and the frame
types of lenses you can buy a bifocal a bifocal basically let's say this is the lens you have two
An interesting way to think about this is through the lens of philosopher Jean Baudrillard, who talks about death as a kind of social relation.
An interesting way to think about this is through the lens of philosopher Jean Baudrillard, who talks about death as a kind of social relation.
And we're gonna learn that mindset through the lens of a thought experiment, where I'm actually gonna have you close your eyes and imagine that you're scrolling on your phone, checking your email.
And we're going to learn that mindset through the lens of a thought experiment where I'm actually going to have you close your eyes and imagine that you're scrolling on your phone, checking your email.
Now 50 years of ties between the EU and China overall. Has the relationship improved over the years? Well you know in retrospect it depends through what lens we're looking at the development of ties between the EU and China. If we're looking at it purely through the lens of economic cooperation and trade growth there has been a period in which China-EU relations were really kind of a rogue model for many entities around the world with multiple European countries and companies benefiting tremendously from the way China has become a global actor. But times have changed and at the moment we are probably at a historic low when it comes to the overall shape and atmosphere surrounding EU-China relations both in Beijing and in Brussels. Now what's the EU's problem here? Are there just too many different member states with different priorities for China to take it seriously? I think that if you look at the communication coming from Brussels especially from Ursula von der Leyen it's very clear that there has been a rethink of strategic challenges that are tied to
If we're looking at it purely through the lens of economic cooperation and trade growth, there has been a period in which China-EU relations were really kind of a road modal for many entities around the world, with multiple European countries and companies benefiting tremendously from the way China has become a global actor.
You know where the lens is and you can easily see like, okay, this is where it's centered.
It's a little different with the glasses because the lens is not centered.
Essentially, feminist town planning is building a city for absolutely everyone, but does it through the lens of a woman and non-binary people because those people have been underrepresented and not considered up until now.
but does it through the lens of a woman and non-binary people, because those people have been underrepresented and not considered, um, up until now.