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There is almost no difference from what Dong Mei expected.

After a few days, starting from noon, there were gradually people claiming to be internal staff on the Internet, and they began to break the news.

[The well in my house] This film has been taken off the shelves because of its vulgar content, dissemination of wrong values, and misleading audiences.

When the entire online public opinion is concentrated on the product of holographic glasses, Qingyu Media’s upcoming movie news naturally cannot attract too much attention from netizens.

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

They found that no matter which booking software they used, they couldn’t buy tickets for this movie.

What is this operation?

They went online to find the reason, and of course, they could easily find the reason why the movie was taken off the shelves.

If they haven’t seen a movie, these potential consumers can’t tell whether there are really vulgar and misleading values in the movie.

Since movie tickets are not available, it seems that these internal revelations are true.

Some people regret it, some clap their hands and applaud, thinking that the seal is good.

Dong Mei and the Qingyu media behind her could only watch public opinion being distorted by the gang of bigwigs.

There is nothing they can do.

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

That gang of bigwigs not only dominate the film and television circles, they also have an amazing right to speak in entertainment news.

Since they are determined to block, how can they leave room for struggle?

Fortunately, I’m afraid that the topic of online public opinion is all about holographic glasses, which might have caused the “problem movies” that netizens denounced in groups, but now only movie lovers are denounced in their own circles.

Holographic glasses could not be avoided.

If the smearing news that appeared in the early morning can only be regarded as ridiculous tactics by amateurs, then it became targeted from the next day.

An article titled [Let science speak, will holographic glasses aggravate myopia? 】’S articles began to spread rapidly on the Internet and mobile phones.

Holographic glasses have always been the hottest keyword at the moment. This article with a scientific title, with the help of some people, spreads like a virus.

The beginning of this article is the self-description method.

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

This enthusiastic doctor, who did not want to be named, also bought holographic glasses.

Then he saw three no news circulating on the Internet that holographic glasses had a great damage to eyesight.

He said in the article that he certainly does not believe in this kind of speculation without any scientific basis, and he is also curious about the imaging mode of holographic glasses, one is to correct the name of the holographic glasses, and the other is to satisfy his curiosity. There was a thorough scientific “physical examination” for the glasses.

XX Electromagnetic Radiation and Protection Research Laboratory!

At first glance, the research direction of this laboratory does not seem to be related to the technological characteristics of holographic glasses.

In fact, it is not the case. Whether it is the light visible to our naked eyes, the radio that silently acts as a time communication link between people, or the radiation that everyone avoids like a tiger, it is just a way of expression of electromagnetic waves.

If holographic glasses can cause damage to the eyes, it must be able to shadow the user’s eyes through electromagnetic waves.

This is the most handy project in their laboratory.

In the words of this enthusiastic doctor, unexpectedly or not, I was shocked by the test.

He inspected the second layer of imaging lens of the holographic glasses with professional equipment, only to find that behind its anti-sky imaging effect, it is several times the luminous intensity value of the normal display, and the extremely close refractive effect which is very unfriendly to the eyes. The change finally simulates the imaging picture that makes people confused between reality and illusion.

instrument.

Holographic glasses undergoing testing.

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

He noted at the back of the pop test report that when the brightness of the display in the close range of a person’s eyes exceeds 100 cdm2 (cdm2), it will cause eye muscle fatigue.

When the brightness exceeds 300cmm2, the eyes will be easily stabbed by the light, which will cause vision loss and headaches over time.

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

The value of some professional monitors can exceed 500, but for those that are not universal, professionals will also wear anti-radiation glasses when using them. Ordinary users do not need to worry.

However, this enthusiastic doctor measured the maximum brightness value of the inner lens of the holographic glasses, which is 700cmm2.

What is the concept of this value?

In the words of Dr. Enthusiastic, at this value, the eyes of a normal person will enter a state of fatigue in less than half an hour.

After an hour, people will feel tingling in the eyes, the ciliary muscles and extraocular muscles are in a state of high tension, and the pressure of the rectus muscles inside the eye will increase, resulting in a corresponding increase in intraocular pressure.

Over time, users’ highly tense eye muscles will gradually become atrophy.

This shrinkage is irreversible and is also the biggest culprit for myopia.

This is just one of the problems…

There are also question two, question three, question four…

The second problem is that the inner lens of the holographic glasses has a certain curved surface and overlaps the imaging. This is to change the normally parallel light into a distorted light with a refractive effect.

In this way, the light hits the retina and is refocused by the refractive system of the eye before it becomes a three-dimensional image that is difficult to distinguish between true and false.

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

Over time, more than myopia?

The user takes off his glasses and looks at the outside scenery, and the scenery becomes distorted. It is obviously a straight line, but it is an arc when viewed with the naked eye.

The third problem is that holographic glasses will also affect the cooperative working frequency of the user’s sensory organs.

The sensory organs of normal people are highly coordinated and cooperative, and there is an organ called the “vestibular apparatus” in the inner ear.

The vestibular organ is responsible for feeling the balance of the body. For example, when the human body undergoes directional movement or acceleration, the vestibular organ will receive the signal.

Movement usually accompanies the movement of the visual field. After the visual nerve also feels this signal, it will be transmitted to the nerve center together, and then the nerve center will control the human body to respond appropriately to balance the impact of exercise on the human body.

Of course, holographic glasses will break this balance.

In holographic glasses, the picture that makes people confused between illusion and reality changes rapidly. The vestibular organ cannot receive the corresponding physical changes, which will trigger the body’s self-protection, which will cause the user to dizziness and nausea.

The heavy ones can even affect the user’s physical coordination ability and appear in a walking posture similar to drunkenness.

Question four…

When the netizens read the entire article, they were frightened and sweated.

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