Experts point out that the overuse of screens and decline in outdoor activity are some of the factors behind the rise of the condition which, if not corrected, increases the risk of blindness
I truly believe that in first world countries, it’s because of insanely bright headlights. I remember reading that they’re 3,000x brighter than they were in the 1990s and because trucks are getting taller, they point more at other drivers than they ever have. My library even rents out night driving glasses so people can see if they’re beneficial.
Not just screens. Books are just as bad. Human eyes aren’t really optimized for staring at a single fixed distance for hours at a time, every single day.
I truly believe that in first world countries, it’s because of insanely bright headlights. I remember reading that they’re 3,000x brighter than they were in the 1990s and because trucks are getting taller, they point more at other drivers than they ever have. My library even rents out night driving glasses so people can see if they’re beneficial.
Oh yeah? Well my pappy told me it’s all cuz of them femboys everybody is watching. Ruins your retinas.
I’d ruin my retinas to see some femboys any day
The length anti car people will go to spread their propaganda…
It’s watching screens at close range for 10 hours a day.
Just think about how little of your time the average person spends crossing trucks at night. That’s not even 15 minutes a year.
Not just screens. Books are just as bad. Human eyes aren’t really optimized for staring at a single fixed distance for hours at a time, every single day.
Yeah best thing for your eyes is to regularly look out into the distance in between whatever you’re doing.
You’re right on most points, but in the south it’s definitely more than 15 minutes a year. Those fuckers are even blinding in the daytime.