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This widespread phonomenon of eyestrain from digital screens has always seemed so strange to me. I spend over 10 hours a day (sometimes closer to 15) looking at
by jimmaswell 10y ago
This widespread phonomenon of eyestrain from digital screens has always seemed so strange to me. I spend over 10 hours a day (sometimes closer to 15) looking at screens (CRT and flatscreens) and I don't feel any different. Maybe it's genetic?
- AnimalMuppet 10y agoI've had cataract surgery. My lenses have been replaced with fixed-focus lenses. My left eye focuses at infinity (I haven't seen this well at distance since kindergarten), and my right eye focuses at 20 feet. Of course, I get some range on either side of that, but it degrades the further away from 20 feet you get. I can read a book with medium-sized print in good light. With a computer, I can get further away from the screen. But something I have to hold at arms length, and that has small print because of a small screen size. That's not so good for me.