I'm honestly curious about this, not trolling or something;
How can a person survive the daily life if a couple of animations on a screen makes them sick? What I mean is, if the zoom effect makes someone dizzy I'd expect them to be dizzy around moving cars, approaching trains or watching sports, playing games etc..
But it seems that this is common enough. Is it the bright small screen itself causing such an issue? You know like some people getting nauseous when they read in a car. Or is it just that 3D effects?
How can a person survive the daily life if a couple of animations on a screen makes them sick? What I mean is, if the zoom effect makes someone dizzy I'd expect them to be dizzy around moving cars, approaching trains or watching sports, playing games etc..
But it seems that this is common enough. Is it the bright small screen itself causing such an issue? You know like some people getting nauseous when they read in a car. Or is it just that 3D effects?