Myopia (noun)

1. A condition of the eye in which the eye's lens is too curved and causes light to focus incorrectly on the retina, resulting in difficulty seeing distant objects.
2. A lack of foresight or long-term perspective.

Origin:

From the greek word μυωπία (muōpia) meaning "near-sightedness".

Examples:

1. Myopia is a common eye condition that can be corrected with glasses or contact lenses.
2. He suffers from myopia and has to wear glasses to see clearly.
3. The company's myopia led to its failure to anticipate changes in the market.
4. Myopia is a condition that often starts in childhood and gets worse during puberty.
5. The politicians' myopia on the issue prevented them from finding a solution.