Imagine having perfect vision with no corrective lenses and no surgery either.

The price, only a few minutes a day, doing some simple eye movements, and perhaps a supplement

pill or two.

This is the promise made by those who sell eye exercises to cure your vision problems.

Today, we're going to find out if it's science or pseudoscience.

Eye exercises are coming up right now on Skeptoid.

In a world filled with endless facts and figures, there remain some things that many find inexplicable.

If you're intrigued by the mysterious, the enigmatic, then I have a podcast for you,

one strange thing.

One strange thing searches the nation's news archives for stories that the reporter

can't quite explain, resurrecting forgotten tales that defy easy explanation.

The podcast unfolds regional tales of the mysterious, the paranormal, the unexplained,

and the delightfully weird.

Was the mysterious blob that appeared in Texas a virulent fungi or an extraterrestrial?

Or how about the flurry of strange calls a police chief received about an otherworldly

sighting of a metal man running down the rural roads outside of town?

One listener described the show as like Ripley's Believe It or Not in podcast form.

The humor is rye, gentle, and absolutely delightful.

Check out one strange thing's fascinating episodes.

You'll be binging their entire podcast feed before you know it.

Check out The Moose.

In the woods of Maine, rumors of an uncatchable, immortal beast have circulated for well over

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