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maybe if you spoke a different language you wouldn't be bothered? electrons can't travel very far in glass, or atmosphere, which is why the tube has a vacuum i
by sigstoat 6y ago
maybe if you spoke a different language you wouldn't be bothered?
electrons can't travel very far in glass, or atmosphere, which is why the tube has a vacuum inside of it.
- oblio 6y agoWhat does the language bit have to do with anything? I speak 2 foreign languages and I'm not a native English speaker. There is still the fact that the CRT display is very eye straining. Due to both the flicker and the way it works. My eyes would constantly be red after using them for a long time.
- sigstoat 6y ago> What does the language bit have to do with anything? I speak 2 foreign languages and I'm not a native English speaker. capitalizing "GUN" as though it mattered looked rather like hoplophobia. > There is still the fact that the CRT display is very eye straining. Due to both the flicker and the way it works. My eyes would constantly be red after using them for a long time. then say that, don't spew some garbage about electrons, when they're not making it past the glass. nobody can (reasonably) question how you experience the CRT, but we can prove that the electrons have nothing to do with it.