> > I didn't know whether to believe him or not until I got glasses and found that they don't make reflections on the eyeball side.
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> They do when the light is just right. You're telling me you wear glasses and you've never seen a reflection of your eye and back toward your temple? The sun has to be coming in sort of from the side, I think, but I'm not sure on the exact angle.
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> But I don't think I've ever seen anything further away than my own face in the reflection in my glasses. More reliable is putting your watch right up to your eye and seeing behind you that way. It's not exactly inconspicuous, except, perhaps, when you have your head carefully positioned in your arms so that it looks like you're resting but you're really spying on the ceiling tiles.

When I wore glasses, I was fascinated to see the reflection of my own retina when the light was right. It was weird to see this reddish-colored object with little black lines over it. I was also fascinated by the sight of my own eyelashes, because I saw a magnified version of them. I always thought this would come in handy when I got something in my eye, but I guess the whites don't reflect well.

Ell"No, contacts do not reflect"myruh