Imagine looking for hours at a thing an inch away from your face. That can’t be good for your eyes 👀 nostr:note1juc86ycq00d5t2squ4fcvmcdaatyr36gk9up2tljc9pvdmwvlzkq8trkyf
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Exactly 🤣💯
hmm, what if your eyes don't differ reality from spatial computing
What does it matter what your brain thinks if your eyes are focusing on a nearby object ?
hmm, does a nearby object tire ones eyes that much? never knew
Yes. Eye strain. And repeated probably results in migraines and worse.
we stare at phones 10+ hours a day on a regular, gonna be that on roids
A phone is probably at least 6 inches from your face. VR headset is like right on your eyeballs
Probably more about not changing your focus distance. The recommended practice is for every 20 minutes you spend looking at something close up spend 20 seconds looking at something 20 feet away
Maybe the kids will be into it. Not the adults
If you do the optical design right, you can make the lenses so the eye can focus at a greater distance. However I don't think they had the space for those optics in this design. Google Glass was actually way ahead in this regard.
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