Allegro wrote:I'll admit that it does get a little disorienting to turn the lights back on after being in the dark for a good two hours or so. I'm also not sure about the long term effects though.
Is it the same as saying that you aren't suppose to read in the dark without a good amount of lighting?
Allegro wrote:
I'll admit that it does get a little disorienting to turn the lights back on after being in the dark for a good two hours or so. I'm also not sure about the long term effects though.
Is it the same as saying that you aren't suppose to read in the dark without a good amount of lighting?
shooraijin wrote:This, too, is a myth.
Tenshi no Ai wrote:I was told in english lit class that Milton went blind because all of his stories were written in dimly lit candle light :/
One thing I'm pretty sure of is that lightening can effect people who are prone to seizures. Correct me if I'm wrong, but those wanings at the begining of anime about "watching anime in a well-lit room" was the result of that Pokemon incident? (Only speculating here though...)
Even when I see fast blinking lights in the dark it seems a lot more extreme in the dark than in a "well-lit room" ^^
shooraijin wrote:I'm not sure where you heard this -- there's no evidence to suggest this is true, or else everyone who goes to the movies regularly would also suffer. After all, it's a big TV in a dark room, more or less ...
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