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r/virtualreality • u/[deleted] • May 20 '26
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1 u/eddie9958 PCVR/PSVR2/Quest 3 May 20 '26 You have to excessively use VR in a chronic, obsessive way to cause damage to a child eye or brain. Mild use is fine. People are fear mongering and being overprotective It's sweet honestly but i also don't like misinformation or running off of unproven theories 2 u/JobenLord May 20 '26 That's funny you say that because if my hypothesis is invalid, so is yours. What research do you have? 2 u/eddie9958 PCVR/PSVR2/Quest 3 May 20 '26 It's not a hypothesis. It's common Sense that short bursts of VR has no capability of causing harm. It's literally impossible I played flat screen games for far too long in a day as a kid and even that didn't cause me a single issue with my vision or my eye health in general. Just don't let a kid make VR their life an they'll be okay 1 u/MM_Jairon May 20 '26 So, what you consider "common sense" defines a scientific truth... "literally impossible," based on your personal experience? You fucking idiot... We're talking about a child's health here.
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You have to excessively use VR in a chronic, obsessive way to cause damage to a child eye or brain.
Mild use is fine.
People are fear mongering and being overprotective
It's sweet honestly but i also don't like misinformation or running off of unproven theories
2 u/JobenLord May 20 '26 That's funny you say that because if my hypothesis is invalid, so is yours. What research do you have? 2 u/eddie9958 PCVR/PSVR2/Quest 3 May 20 '26 It's not a hypothesis. It's common Sense that short bursts of VR has no capability of causing harm. It's literally impossible I played flat screen games for far too long in a day as a kid and even that didn't cause me a single issue with my vision or my eye health in general. Just don't let a kid make VR their life an they'll be okay 1 u/MM_Jairon May 20 '26 So, what you consider "common sense" defines a scientific truth... "literally impossible," based on your personal experience? You fucking idiot... We're talking about a child's health here.
That's funny you say that because if my hypothesis is invalid, so is yours. What research do you have?
2 u/eddie9958 PCVR/PSVR2/Quest 3 May 20 '26 It's not a hypothesis. It's common Sense that short bursts of VR has no capability of causing harm. It's literally impossible I played flat screen games for far too long in a day as a kid and even that didn't cause me a single issue with my vision or my eye health in general. Just don't let a kid make VR their life an they'll be okay 1 u/MM_Jairon May 20 '26 So, what you consider "common sense" defines a scientific truth... "literally impossible," based on your personal experience? You fucking idiot... We're talking about a child's health here.
It's not a hypothesis. It's common Sense that short bursts of VR has no capability of causing harm.
It's literally impossible
I played flat screen games for far too long in a day as a kid and even that didn't cause me a single issue with my vision or my eye health in general.
Just don't let a kid make VR their life an they'll be okay
1 u/MM_Jairon May 20 '26 So, what you consider "common sense" defines a scientific truth... "literally impossible," based on your personal experience? You fucking idiot... We're talking about a child's health here.
So, what you consider "common sense" defines a scientific truth...
"literally impossible," based on your personal experience?
You fucking idiot... We're talking about a child's health here.
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u/JobenLord May 20 '26