Goines On: Perplexed

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Goines overheard someone questioning his focus in life, opining that his focus might not be advantageous and that he focused overmuch on his immediate thoughts because he was suffering from nearsightednss.
    Though a bit chagrined by that opinion, he had been furnished painful evidence the day before that he might really need to focus even more carefully on his immediate thoughts, that his supposed nearsightedness might be more a form of nearmindedness, of a failure to perceive what should be obvious. Disadvantageous focus indeed!