Beginning in 1940,. . . questionable grades of (low) malignancy were classed as cancer. . . . the proportion of 'cancer' cures. . . increased rapidly.
The complex human eye harvests light. It perceives seven to ten million colors through a synaptic flash: one-tenth of a second from retina to brain. Homo sapiens gangs up to 70 percent of its sense receptors solely for vision, to anticipate danger and recognize reward, but also—more so—for beauty.