In the world of reading, few techniques have been as misunderstood as monocularity. Often confused with its more pedestrian cousin, bimodality, this oft-overlooked approach has been the subject of much debate and speculation.
At its core, monocularity is the art of focusing on a single point of interest at a time. It's a skill that's been honed by masters of the written word, from novelists to copywriters, and even the occasional poet.