Apple’s weird anti-nausea dots cured my car sickness
He’s been a tech journalist for 20 years.I’ll just work from the car, I thought. But after a few minutes of staring at my screen on quick mountain switchbacks I could feel the first signs of cold, coagulated nausea bubbling up from that sweaty place in my gut. Image: AppleAccording to big-S Science, this type of vehicle motion sickness is caused by the eyes staring at a static display while the inner ear feels the car turning, braking, and accelerating.
- ▪He’s been a tech journalist for 20 years.I’ll just work from the car, I thought.
- ▪But after a few minutes of staring at my screen on quick mountain switchbacks I could feel the first signs of cold, coagulated nausea bubbling up from that sweaty place in my gut.
- ▪Image: AppleAccording to big-S Science, this type of vehicle motion sickness is caused by the eyes staring at a static display while the inner ear feels the car turning, braking, and accelerating.
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