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In my nearsighted family (parents, 2 kids) we've concluded that reading printed-pages makes you get nearsighted faster than reading words on a computer screen.
by nealabq 4y ago
In my nearsighted family (parents, 2 kids) we've concluded that reading printed-pages makes you get nearsighted faster than reading words on a computer screen.
This seems to work for us. Don't know about anyone else. I'm very nearsighted (-14 diopters), but I grew up reading books on paper.
- underwater 4y agoThis comment is exactly what I'm talking about. Studies involving hundreds of individuals is struggling to get that kind of clarity around correlations. The observations you've made with a handful of people are anecdotes, not controlled data.