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12In-universe technological advancements. You can see from the brief shot in FC that his vision is more "normal" than it was with the visor. Same way we are now moving towards artificial eyes now. Why wouldn't people take this option?– DarrenCommented Jun 26 at 7:13
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The captain probably insisted after Geordi returned in Generations and the crew decided to play stupid in assuming everything was okay with his VISOR (leading to the destruction of the ship).– Ham SandwichCommented Jun 27 at 16:13
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@HamSandwich funny but unrealistic– Lucas WinslowCommented Jun 28 at 5:09
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@LogicDictates Sorry. I did not intend to remove the [star-trek] tag I was just trying to change the body and rolled it back to the revision before your revision. It was an unintended 'side effect' of rolling back the question to before your edit.– Lucas WinslowCommented Jun 28 at 6:18
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@LogicDictates I just don't like adding Star Trek to the beginning of things, I did it because I asked why he had his VISOR replaced with ocular implants not what motivated him too, and no.– Lucas WinslowCommented Jun 28 at 6:40
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