There is almost no difference from the situation that Dong Mei expected.

It didn't take a few days, and from noon, there were gradually people on the Internet who claimed to be internal staff and began to break the news.

The movie "My Well" has been removed from the shelves because it involves a variety of serious problems such as vulgar content, spreading wrong values, and misleading the audience.

When the entire Internet public opinion is focused on the holographic glasses product, the news of Qingyu Media's upcoming movie naturally can't attract too much attention from netizens.

But before that, I have watched the trailer of this movie, or plan to take my girlfriend to the cinema in a few days to watch a movie to promote relationships.

only to find that they couldn't buy tickets for this movie no matter which booking software they used it from.

What is this operation?

They searched the Internet for the reason, and of course they could easily find the reason why the movie was taken off the shelves.

Without watching the movie, these potential consumers can't tell whether there is really a problem of vulgar and misleading values in the movie.

Since movie tickets can't be bought, it seems that these internal revelations are true.

Some people regret it, and some people applaud it, thinking that it is good to seal.

Dong Mei and the Qingyu Media behind her can only watch public opinion being wantonly distorted by those bigwigs little by little.

There is nothing they can do.

Now even if they want to spend money to "wash the floor" for themselves, no one will come to take this order.

Those bigwigs not only dominate the film and television industry, but also have an amazing voice in entertainment news.

If they are determined to block, how can they leave each other room to struggle?

The only thing that can be fortunate is that the topic of public opinion on the Internet is still on holographic glasses, and the "problem movie" that may have been condemned by netizens is now only condemned by movie lovers in their own circles.

Holographic glasses are also unavoidable.

If the smearing news that appeared in the early morning can only be regarded as a ridiculous tactic of amateurs, it has become targeted since the next day.

An article titled "Let Science Speak, Will Holographic Glasses Exacerbate Myopia Problems?", began to spread rapidly on the Internet and mobile phones.

Holographic glasses are currently the hottest keyword, and this article with the title of science has spread like a virus with the help of some people.

This article begins with a self-explanatory format.

The subject introduced himself as a doctoral researcher in a certain electromagnetic radiation and protection research laboratory, and their laboratory has a certain reputation in the world.

The zealous doctor, who did not want to be named, also bought holographic glasses.

Then he saw the news circulating on the Internet that holographic glasses have great damage to eyesight.

He said in the article that of course he didn't believe in this kind of speculation without any scientific basis, and he was also curious about the imaging mode of holographic glasses, one was to justify the name of the holographic glasses, and the other was to satisfy his curiosity, so he simply took the holographic glasses in his hand to a thorough scientific "physical examination".

XX Electromagnetic Radiation and Protection Research Laboratory!

At first glance, the direction of this laboratory research does not seem to have anything to do with the technological characteristics of holographic glasses.

In fact, whether it is the light that we can see with the naked eye, or the radio that silently acts as a link between people and time, or the radiation that everyone avoids like a tiger, it is just a way of expressing electromagnetic waves.

If holographic glasses can cause damage to the eyes, it must only be through electromagnetic waves to the user's eyes.

This is exactly the project that their lab has come to hand on.

In the words of this enthusiastic doctor, I don't know if I don't know, and I am shocked when I take a test.

He used a professional instrument to inspect the second layer of the imaging lens of the holographic glasses, only to find that behind its anti-sky imaging effect, it was several times higher than the luminous intensity value of the normal display, and the extremely close refractive effect was very unfriendly to the eyes, and finally simulated the imaging picture that made people unable to distinguish between reality and illusion.

Instrument.

Holographic glasses to be tested.

Electromagnetic wave and pop test report, these evidences are all available.

He commented on the back of the Pop test report that when the brightness of the display in the close range of the human eye exceeds (cd/m2), it will cause eye muscle fatigue.

When the light is exceeded, the eyes will be easily punctured by the light, and over time, it will also cause vision loss and headaches.

The value of 300 is the maximum brightness that can be achieved by mainstream displays.

Some professional monitors can exceed 500 values, but those are not universal, and professionals will also wear radiation protection glasses when using them, so ordinary users do not need to worry.

However, the enthusiastic doctor measured the maximum brightness value of the inner lens of the holographic glasses, which is.

What is the concept of this value?

In the words of Dr. Zeal, at this value, it will take less than half an hour for a normal person's eyes to enter a state of fatigue.

After an hour, people will feel a tingling sensation in both eyes, the ciliary and extraocular muscles will be in a state of high tension, and the pressure on the rectus muscle in the eye will increase, causing the intraocular pressure to gradually increase accordingly.

Over time, the user's highly tense eye muscles will gradually become atrophied.

This atrophy is irreversible and is the biggest culprit of myopia.

And that's just part of the problem......

There are also questions 2, 3 and 4......

Problem 2: The inner lens of holographic glasses has a certain curved surface and overlaps for imaging. This is done in order to change the normally parallel rays into distorted rays with a refractive effect.

In this way, the light hits the retina, and after being refocused by the refractive system of the eyeball, it becomes a three-dimensional image that is difficult to distinguish between real and fake.

The human eye itself has a refractive system, and the holographic glasses will forcibly change the original non-three-dimensional picture, which will inevitably affect the refractive system of the human eye.

After a long time, why not myopia?

When the user takes off his glasses and looks at the scenery outside, he will find that the scenery has become distorted, and it is a straight line, but it is an arc to the naked eye.

Third, holographic glasses will also affect the frequency of the user's sensory organs working together.

Normal people's sensory organs are highly coordinated and cooperative, and there is also an organ called "vestibular organ" in the inner ear.

The vestibular apparatus is responsible for sensing the balance of the body, such as when the human body moves in a direction or accelerates, and the vestibular apparatus receives signals.

Movement is usually accompanied by the movement of the visual field, and after the optic nerve also senses this signal, it will be transmitted to the nerve center, and then the nerve center will control the human body to respond appropriately to balance the impact of exercise on the human body.

Holographic glasses will of course upset this balance.

In the holographic glasses, people can't distinguish between the illusory and the real picture changes rapidly, and the vestibular apparatus can't receive the corresponding body changes, which will trigger the body's self-protection, which will cause the user dizziness and nausea.

In severe cases, it can even affect the user's body coordination, and the walking posture similar to that of drunkenness can appear.

Question 4......

When netizens finished reading the entire article, they were all scared into a cold sweat.

Is this a high-tech glasses, or a deadly source of radiation that can make people unable to take care of themselves for the rest of their lives?

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