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It does not make my eyesight any sharper except again as to the incidental demands upon the eyes of a pilot. At the time of the experience related above, I had flown fourteen and one-half hours on an assignment to find a dise and if possible, to photograph it. In all frankness, I was tired. I may have been suffering, although slightly, from want of oxygen, Prior to sighting: the object, I had concluded there was no point in pressing the search, that I probably would never see the diso-like objects ¥ referred to by Arnold and by Captain Smith of United Air Lines. At all times during the search, both on that day and the two preceding days (particularly when I rith Arnold) I had literally telked to* myself to keep beating into my head thet I would not sugcestion or self-hypnosis arising from a nz SS i find a disc and bring success to the assicnment piven I therefore do n: believe thet I was the victim of suggest hyvonosise Ia amili with the optical illusion of a fixed object bering ‘ning to move after it is watched a know what tricks the eyes will play as to particularly durin