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it is NOT the same at all. There is a lot to this that you're obviously ignorant of. There is a big difference on your eyes, brain, and sleep cycles between tra
by masukomi 9y ago
it is NOT the same at all. There is a lot to this that you're obviously ignorant of. There is a big difference on your eyes, brain, and sleep cycles between transmitted light and reflected light even when your screen is set to a low brightness.
- anotheryou 9y agoAt least explain "a lot" before calling me ignorant, I'm always curious about scientific explanations. (but don't bother now, I'm hereby out of this discussion)
- mikeash 9y agoHow can there possibly be a difference between transmitted and reflected light? Once they head for your eye, a photon is a photon. The only distinguishing features they have are direction, polarization, and frequency. Your eyes can't even theoretically distinguish between emitted and reflected light of equal spectrum and brightness.