Wow. I just tried it again and I found out something interesting. If you write "a seeing eye" (being non-specific about which eye you are referring to) then the program take no notice. If, however, you refer to the seeing eye......the program underlines seeing eye in a green squiggly line. You right click it, and you are prompted to one and only one choice: capitalize it to read Seeing Eye.

By the way, this prompt only happens after you hit the Return key, initiating a paragraph break.

That does indicate something. Something different from any other such pair of words. You figure out what.

Another example:

The bouncing ball is here.

The Seeing Eye is here.

The running dog is here.


Only the Seeing Eye (after a paragraph break) brings up a response from the program indicating it should be capitalized. And it shouldn't. Unless it is a code of some kind....or the world's biggest coincidence.

Look on the back of your dollar bill. There you will see the Seeing Eye. It's a powerful Masonic symbol.