> How can a person survive the daily life if a couple of animations on a screen makes them sick? What I mean is, if the zoom effect makes someone dizzy I'd expe

> How can a person survive the daily life if a couple of animations on a screen makes them sick? What I mean is, if the zoom effect makes someone dizzy I'd expect them to be dizzy around moving cars, approaching trains or watching sports, playing games etc.. The same way people with absolute hearing survive. It's just a different way of perception. Some people respond different to their senses not agreeing on something. In nature all your senses agree (the train is coming, my two ears are giving the right audio feedback, my eyes agree on the visuals, I feel the wind etc.). In many simulations some things are off and some people respond to that with sickness.