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**Caunnysup** · 04-20-2011, 05:56 PM

Exactly, correlation does not imply causation. Using a monitor can cause eye strain, which can lead to temporary problems but it does no damage. A good nights' rest and your eyes will return to their normal state. If your vision is getting progressively worse, it's likely because of your genes and not anything you've done (unless you've taken to staring at the sun).

I don't think that using a monitor in itself does any harm (people have been watching TV for decades), but surely having to squint at a small picture all day, every day doesn't help?

04-20-2011, 05:56 PM	#7
Caunnysup Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 470 Senior Member	Exactly, correlation does not imply causation. Using a monitor can cause eye strain, which can lead to temporary problems but it does no damage. A good nights' rest and your eyes will return to their normal state. If your vision is getting progressively worse, it's likely because of your genes and not anything you've done (unless you've taken to staring at the sun). I don't think that using a monitor in itself does any harm (people have been watching TV for decades), but surely having to squint at a small picture all day, every day doesn't help?
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