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Re: Dangers of freeviewing (repost)
- From: P3D Carrano, Allan <allan.carrano@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Dangers of freeviewing (repost)
- Date: Fri, 27 Sep 1996 13:44:27 -0400
>The question for all of you free-viewers out there is:
>have you ever experienced any trouble with focus or
>fixation (blurred or doubled vision) after you began
>the sporadic practice of free viewing?
No, but looking through a stereo microscope or field binoculars for an
extended period of time, has left me with the same experience of what
you describe:
>...of using a measuring reticle in the microscope I found I
>had double vision for things at arms's length on my desk, and
>had to look across the room, lock on to the more distanct
>view, then run my eyes across the floor up onto my desk,
>whereupon I got normal convergence and fusion.
I always attributed such an experience to the generic acquiescence of
"eye strain." I also, recall a feeling of nausea when this phenomenon
was experienced. Are we talking about the same thing?
Allan Carrano
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