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by angelbob 3673 days ago
But then AR's going to have a similar motion problem when you're up close to synthetic imagery instead of only having a little bit of it as an overlay.
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Well, no more than you have now if you are really close to something.

Don't forget, people get nausea and vertigo in everyday life in certain circumstances - driving while reading for example.

I always get a headache when using an iPad in the backseat of a car. But not in a train. I always wondered why this was, because it doesnt happen with my phone and never used to happen with my gameboy as a kid. Is this the phenomena you are referring to?