I might be an outlier, in that I don't experience motion sickness / vestibular mismatch from VR, but I suffer from this focal issue pretty severely. When I'm i

I might be an outlier, in that I don't experience motion sickness / vestibular mismatch from VR, but I suffer from this focal issue pretty severely. When I'm in VR, I notice it slightly, but it's easy to get used to. However, as soon as I get out, I find it very difficult to focus normally again, usually for about 4x the amount of time I was in. This can make it difficult to do anything that benefits from depth perception, such as driving, walking on uneven terrain, etc. If this technique can improve that side effect, it would make quite a difference for me personally. No one else I've talked to about VR have this same experience, so it might only affect a subset of the population.