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I recently saw a video about how looking at the screens is not directly related with vision problems. The video was saying the main reason we have disrupted vision and eyes is we don't go outdoors and don't take natural sunlight in our eyes. And this somehow makes vision problems such as myopia (the light fall in front of the yellow spot because of the elongated eye balls) and cause bug or prey eyes that are protruded too far away from the eye sockets. And he says sunlight or some kind of bright artificial light (orange and red lights are more favorable) avoids this "elongating" by signalising the dopamine neurotransmitter secretion and dopamine binds into the respective area and inhibits this growth in the childhood-adolescence but if you don't get enough dopamine in the area your eyes continue to grow outwards. So did anyone heard about it does it seems logical? As a kid I didn't go outside that much, I really am now dealing with protruding eye and high level of myopia. Also the more protruded eye has higher myopia number so I think it may really be correlated, what you guys think?