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>>297760
"even monkeys open bananas from the neck side" tier argument
yes, the monkeys too are wrong and stupid

Hmm let's see what I know about this topic
-last time I had problems with screens was CRTs although ppl say that happens if the screen flickers from too low refresh rate
-these days if I look at screens too much my eyes might overheat but that is a factor of dehydration (aka drink watur, goes away)

One thing I noticed is that mainstream smartphones (or their users) keep the brightness up super high. Why? Because it's a cheap way to improve visibility and because screens have nonlinear color performance (which means at low brightness, they recreate colors poorly) and an easy way to sell a smartphone is to have a good screen with good colors (apple and samsung tactics btw) when the customer picks the device up (and it's also easy for technologically impaired to compare two devices)
I still use manual brightness control for some reason idk I need that control (and that's how I noticed others' phones just fucking cranking it)

that said the whole visual impairment shit is supposedly coming from only using your near field zoom settings on ye eye muscles and then your eye muscles atrophying from the one sided use, allegedly some glasses can counter this

Sing-a-poor. I wouldn't count as valid data. Singapoor is SEA, which means bad meatless diets (SEA food (not to be confused with seafood) is often just noodles + vegetables + tiny scraps of meat stirfried in seed oils). On top of that, singapoor is the financial capital of the region because they are the least retarded jungle asians, which means they all stare at monitors doing office work.

Asians generally have more eye issues because their diets are slavemaxxed and their skull doesn't develop properly

On the other hand, you should be using a dedicated monitor on a desk because the screen on a laptop is too low for your back and neck to assume proper posture so if you don't lift the screen, you will end up shrimpmaxxing. Cheapest way to counter this is to put books under the laptop

>>297870
Singaporeans are mostly Chinese, they're only like 10% Malay

>>297872
Ur mom was ma'lay last night nigga

>>297870
infos appreciated but if it wasn't clear i was talking about typical viewing distance w/ each of those items and myopia, not display technology and cataracts or dry eyes. only issue of brightness or the form of radiation is cataracts and the like, which is some older age issue and not that relevant to us. i don't think brighter is bad bc it allows u to view slightly further w/o discomfort (like how things r bit clearer in sunny weather), which is productive in countering myopia

>which means they all stare at monitors doing office work
my whole point is that office pc monitor all day isn't necessary bad but reading or being on phone or laptop is, bc that monitor is 50-100cm from ur eyes while the book or phone or laptop only 20-40cm. maybe crt monitors were bit closer compared to flat monitors bc they took more space from the table, but no1 uses those now. singapore just has asian city statistics bc it's a city, for other east asian countries the stats r slightly milder bc they aren't exclusively cityscape w/ city priorities, even tho they also have 14h schooldays

shrimpmaxxing from laptop comes from the keyboard being next to the display, forcing the rest of u up close too. if ur at reasonable distance (having separate keyboard and mouse for example) i don't think few degrees difference in viewing angle makes much difference, for ur neck or anything else either, tho can still get some platform for it if u want to