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Studies suggest that myopia (near-sightedness) correlates with little exposure to natural sunlight.

http://www.cnn.com/2011/HEALTH/06/01/myopia.causes/index.html

If Bane was born into and to the darkness, molded by it, then the science suggests that Bane very likely needed prescription lenses.

In the film, The Dark Knight Rises, Bane is not depicted as wearing glasses.

This prompts the question: what corrected Bane's vision?

Could he have received corrective eye surgery? (From Dr. Pavel perhaps?) Or did he wear contact lenses?

What are your thoughts, /sci/?

>> No.7278552

>>7278536
Maybe he has just had bad vision his entire life and didn't realize he needed glasses. And this is why he didn't see the batpod coming.

>> No.7278556

>>7278552
>And this is why he didn't see the batpod coming.

That's a good point.

It might also explain why he never used ranged weapons.

>> No.7278580

>>7278556
He was never trained for that either. Though for someone like Bane, I think he could do anything he wants, so you make a valid point

>> No.7278587

he wears contacts

>> No.7278605
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7278605

Dr Pavel, I'm an optometrist.

>> No.7278653

This was a good discussion.

Thanks, /sci/.