“Works on the software, not the hardware”/”the visual cortex, not the nature of incoming light/the shape of the eye/the configuration of sensors/etc.”
Gurkenglas & ShardPhoenix are correct, and the reason the distinction is practically important is because it will not alter your eye-glass prescription or function as a replacement for glasses.
I don’t think I understand what distinction you’re making here.
It means it trains your visual processing system to work better rather than training your eye muscles to focus better or something like that.
“Works on the software, not the hardware”/”the visual cortex, not the nature of incoming light/the shape of the eye/the configuration of sensors/etc.”
Gurkenglas & ShardPhoenix are correct, and the reason the distinction is practically important is because it will not alter your eye-glass prescription or function as a replacement for glasses.