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I'd love to be able to do this, however ever since I was young I've found that I get motion sickness when I focus on a book/screen while travelling. I don't ge
by King-Aaron 9y ago
I'd love to be able to do this, however ever since I was young I've found that I get motion sickness when I focus on a book/screen while travelling.
I don't generally get this effect when just being a passenger. I can travel for literally days in a car (or hours on a train) without feeling ill, but the second I look down to focus on some text, my stomach turns. User interfaces in the vehicle (such as the head-unit's screen, or the dashboard displays) don't do this to me, nor do things like posters on the train wall. It's only when I look down and focus on something close to me.
Does anyone else find this? What do you do about it (other than, you know, just not looking at small print when travelling)?
- dejv 9y agoThis is very common condition. I am no doctor, but it should be connected with your ears and there are exercises to help you build the muscles you need to fix it. I am sure you can google some more information on it, this is just what I remember from talk of some ORL doctor friend of mine and that was few years ago.
- King-Aaron 9y agoInteresting, I'll have a look in to that. Thanks!