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It's true. The human eye simply wasn't meant to stare at and interpret millions of tiny pixels. It causes strain over time, which leads to nearsightedness. Luck
by msarlitt 11y ago
It's true. The human eye simply wasn't meant to stare at and interpret millions of tiny pixels. It causes strain over time, which leads to nearsightedness. Luckily it's (at least) partially reversable, as you experienced.
- bryanlarsen 11y agoThe article presents evidence contradicting the strain hypothesis, and presents the sunlight hypothesis instead.