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Nowhere in nature does moving your head also move the thing you want to look It's not nature, but everyone who already wears glasses knows what this is like.
by danielweber 13y ago
Nowhere in nature does moving your head also move the thing you want to look
It's not nature, but everyone who already wears glasses knows what this is like. It's just part of my software by now.
- rmk2 13y agoI'm sorry if I'm being a bit dense, but I don't understand your comment. :( If I physically move my head, nothing I am looking at is moving with me, i.e. the computer screen does not move to where I look. The point is that you look through glasses, yet the Google Glass screen makes you focus on it, not through it, and hence it moves with your general head movement. Or have I misunderstood what you said?
- danielweber 13y agoIf you want to look at your glasses themselves, bespectacled-people learn to flik their eyes, not their whole head.
- rmk2 13y ago> If you want to look at your glasses themselves, bespectacled-people learn to flik their eyes I still fail to see the point. Maybe because I never try to look at my own glasses... edit: When I want to look over the rim of my glasses, I still move my head while looking up with my eyes, otherwise I wouldn't be able to look at what I was looking at before.