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Absolutely and this is something that can be tested rather easily. If blue filters aren't immediately helpful to eye strain then they probably don't work for yo
by tartoran 8mo ago
Absolutely and this is something that can be tested rather easily. If blue filters aren't immediately helpful to eye strain then they probably don't work for you but if they are they probably do work for you.
- IAmBroom 8mo agoYou can test the negative easily, but the positive is harder. Thus: placebos.
- tartoran 8mo agoYou're saying that my eyes straining going away from reduced blue light is placebo? I can feel it right away and it gets worse in minutes, time and time again. As soon as I remove blue light the strain is gone. Honestly, I don't care what other people have to say, to me it's obvious that it helps and I stick to it. Again, I don't think this is universal and it may not help you if you don't notice immediate improvement.
- IAmBroom 8mo agoThat's reasonable: it works for you. But be aware that, since placebo effects are psychological, their effects can be noticed in the time it takes your brain to notice you put them on.
- cgriswald 8mo agoOn the level of the individual a working placebo is a success.
- Perizors 8mo agoEvery dismissive reply talks about eye strain nada that is by far not what the author is taking about.