I have to confess:
something scared me. It scared me a lot. The source of my fear could be found
in a recent Display Daily entitled “The Relationship Between 3D Cinema and Headaches.” What scared me were the cross-technology implications of the original Estonian study cited in this article. You see, the
title could easily have been reworded in this way: “The relationship between 3D
Virtual Reality and Headaches.” Given
that much of the virtual reality world is also stereoscopic, I doubt the
findings for a VR study would have been any different. And that’s not at all a
helpful recommendation for a technology just now getting its legs in the
industry.
So, I tapped into some high level expertise in order to bring a medical and scientific perspective to the table on this
matter. I contacted some of the leading vision health experts in the world,
asking them to respond to the Estonian research, hoping their advice would
rescue us from this unwanted pseudodox. In next week's post, you will find their thoughts
about this Estonian research, lest it be bruited about further. Stay tuned...
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