An eye that is sharp up close and loses everything further away. The page in your hands is clear; the sign across the street is a grey smudge. Nothing is wrong with the seeing itself — it simply stops at a certain distance. Every other use of myopic is that same eye pointed at something other than a street: at time, so next year is the smudge, or at the world, so everything outside your own corner is.

可以想成一隻眼睛:近的地方清清楚楚,稍微遠一點就整片糊掉。手上的書沒問題,對街的招牌卻只剩一團灰影。它並不是看不見,只是看到某個距離就停住了。myopic 其他的用法,都是把這同一隻眼睛轉向別的東西——轉向時間,糊掉的就是明年;轉向世界,糊掉的就是自己那一塊以外的地方。

From the word’s history

From myopia (short sight) plus the adjective ending -ic.

來自 myopia(近視)加上形容詞字尾 -ic,所以這個字最原本就是在講眼睛。

Wiktionary entry for myopic (kaikki:3f6f69a190036ae4:600360479), etymology section supplied in the evidence packet

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