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Because books don't emit light straight into our eyes. If you have never tried reading a book under direct midday sunlight, you should try it sometime. It's q
by Ferret7446 9mo ago
Because books don't emit light straight into our eyes.
If you have never tried reading a book under direct midday sunlight, you should try it sometime. It's quite unpleasant.
- cubefox 9mo ago> Because books don't emit light straight into our eyes. That doesn't make a difference as long as the light has the same brightness. > If you have never tried reading a book under direct midday sunlight, you should try it sometime. It's quite unpleasant. Despite the fact that books don't emit light straight into our eyes? And apart from this, wouldn't that mean we need in fact dark mode books? So why don't they exist?