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I'm unclear what's being suggested here. The "headphones for your eyes" analogy is incorrect, because if you're on a call, then you can listen via headphones w
by kibwen 4y ago
I'm unclear what's being suggested here.
The "headphones for your eyes" analogy is incorrect, because if you're on a call, then you can listen via headphones while, for example, making food, or taking care of children, or doing chores. But you can't do any of those things if you can't see your surroundings. Taking over your vision is far more disruptive than taking over your hearing. You might as well be sitting.
- p1esk 4y agoI don’t always need to pay full visual attention to what’s on screen, and I assume there will be a way to keep someone’s boring slide presentation on a side while cooking or walking.