had a thought about VR headsets during developmental years

[Smorgishborg]

Could it be possible that wearing a vr headset a young age can cause facial recession? maybe this is a stretch but i think it’s possible. when i was younger, i would constantly tighten the headset that i had so it didn’t move around when i tilted my head. i feel like this could have some sort of effect on the bones especially because you could see the redness on my face after removal of the headset. i don’t think i used it enough to do anything but i believe it could have an impact on children who have hours of playtime a day. any thoughts?

 

[dragomog]

probably
also makes you fucking retarded

 

[Grievous]

no

 

[warpedspell]

maybe if you are using it for long periods of time, but luckily VR has fallen off and less people are using it

 

[astatin]

I always wanted a VR headset back then.

My parents didn't buy me one, instead i got a legoset for christmas. Even tho i was hyping up the VR headset, i remember overhearing my parents saying: he's going to be so disappointed after he realizes he didn't get the VR headset.
I feel bad up until this day, thankfully i checked the gifts at night so they didn't see my actual disappointment and i was able to play it off.

 

[PharmaPhaggot]

 

[Smorgishborg]

maybe if you are using it for long periods of time, but luckily VR has fallen off and less people are using it

yeah the falloff of vr gives me lots of hope for society as a whole. no way spending your life in electronic goggles is healthy for the human brain. even though it’s falling off it’s just gonna get replaced with some other israeli shit to keep us under control