03-31-2016 03:23 AM
As far as I know there's nothing to back this up
scientifically.
However In my own personal circumstances lately I've been
using the Rift for a 2-3 hours before I sleep, I'm normally in bed by 1am and
asleep within 15 mins.
I've noticed recently after using the Rift I can't get no sleep...or rephrased not
sleeping till 3 or 4am
I'm unsure if this is due to the bright light tricking my
brain into thinking its daylight or if VR is actually evolving my intelligence thus
increasing my minds activity.
On a completely contradictory note ; I did once fall asleep
with my rift on my head and woke up in a space station, I think this may of
left a psychological scar.
Anyone having a similar issue or am I on my own here....
03-31-2016 03:27 AM
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03-31-2016 04:36 AM
Thanks you all for your replies, It's difficult to cut down my VR time as I love it, I think I may have become a VR addict - I admit I do have an addictive personality.
I will try take timeout and maybe watch TV between my VR time and sleep, however I have tried doing this previously and whilst watching TV I keep thinking to myself why am I watching this 2D primitive technology when I could be inside VR.
I am hoping in the future that someone develops a VR rehab applications that runs within VR to help me control my obsession, or perhaps a VR app that relaxes me in prep for sleep.
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