” I prefer it when said criticisms aren’t detoured trough Crazytown”
I have to agree. A device seated adjacent to the eye’s lens can change the effective focal length of the lens - that’s what contact lenses do, but no way can a device adjacent to the lens produce an image on the retina that was generated within the device. It’s optically impossible.
There’s a theoretically possible way it could be done but I consider impossible to implement. If someone can think what I’m thinking, put it in a post.
Then you need to look at this company. They have already developed the technology that you claim is “impossible”.
Sorry, I forgot the link in the last post: https://www.mojo.vision/mojo-lens