My lcd monitor is making me feel sleepy

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The discussion centers on the commonality of experiencing fatigue related to computer use, particularly in relation to monitors and mice. Participants express curiosity about potential cures for this fatigue. One experimental treatment is being researched at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. There is also a humorous acknowledgment of how some users find their devices engaging, leading to a struggle between staying awake to enjoy content and feeling tired. Overall, the conversation highlights the intersection of technology use and fatigue, with a focus on ongoing research into solutions.
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Is this common? At what is the cure(s) if any?
 
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ksle82 said:
Is this common? At what is the cure(s) if any?

There's one experimental cure, being researched at Vanderbilt University Medical Center:

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I wish mine made me feel sleepy. It keeps showing me cool stuff that I have to stay awake to see. :frown:Wha... over there... what was tha... :zzz:
 
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