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for some reason I have a constant urge to stare at bright lights

dpopiz

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there's this lamp on my desk with a bright 120w-equiv cf in it and I always find myself staring at it because it feels good for some reason
 
Originally posted by: dpopiz
there's this lamp on my desk with a bright 120w-equiv cf in it and I always find myself staring at it because it feels good for some reason

What you need to do is look at a solar eclipse! 😛

Cheers dpopiz :beer:
 
Reminds me of these words said by Nas

:music:Headlights, shine so bright
Bitches freeze like deers:music:


YAY.. this is my 1000th post, took me long enough didn't it ???
 
Jeebus...at least wear sunglasses when you do it.
Not only is it good for your eyes, but if anyone asks what you're doing, you can respond:

"Lookin' cool."
 
seriously though. isn't it just something related to sun-related happiness (aka S.A.D.)? people with SAD are supposed to stare at a really bright light for half an hour each day during the winter.

anyway, staring at this light really does make me feel good for some reason. I'm just worried about damaging my eyes though
 
Originally posted by: dpopiz
seriously though. isn't it just something related to sun-related happiness (aka S.A.D.)? people with SAD are supposed to stare at a really bright light for half an hour each day during the winter.

anyway, staring at this light really does make me feel good for some reason. I'm just worried about damaging my eyes though
I've read that the light that most affects the areas of the eyes associated with S.A.D. comes in obliquely, that is to say, at an angle greater than perpendicular to the center of the lens.
As an ex lighting technician, I can say do not look at the extremely bright sources, be they arc welders, the sun, Hi intensity lights, theatrical moving lights etc. The eye is an organ, too and it can be overloaded too. Wouldn't do it, wouldn't be prudent </Dana Carvey>

 
VanGough syndrome...next you'll be cutting your ears off..VanGough used to stare into the sun...
 
Originally posted by: dpopiz
there's this lamp on my desk with a bright 120w-equiv cf in it and I always find myself staring at it because it feels good for some reason

😕 Kinda makes you think of a moth approaching one of those bug-zappers... 😀:beer:😉

**Update:
Originally posted by: TheBoyBlunder
You're part moth. Turn it off before you drift too close, collide and burn.

^Oops, should have read all the other posts first. 🙂
 
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