1. A computerized system for improving sight, comprising: a processor; a monitor; a first set of instructions executable on the processor configured to familiarize subjects with the system, said first set of instructions including: instructions for presenting a fixation point in the center of the monitor, alternating between black and white, instructions for presenting a Gabor patch on the monitor, instructions for presenting a second stimulus on the monitor, instructions for receiving input from the subjects on how the second stimulus is oriented; a second set of instructions executable on the processor configured for training the subjects, said second set of instructions including: instructions for presenting Gabor patches embedded in additive Gaussian noise on the monitor, instructions for increasing the standard deviation of the Gaussian distribution, instructions for receiving input from the subjects on how the Gabor patches are oriented; and wherein the first and second sets of instructions are further for presenting the Gabor patch at one of the two standard orientations for 100 and a second fixation point for 1,200 ms, alternating between black and white every 300 ms, followed by the target stimulus for 100 ms.