People will get used to the sensation, and get over it, especially as they grow up with it from childhood.
People will get used to the sensation, and get over it, especially as they grow up with it from childhood.
It was just a new an unusual experience, which is something different.
Else they wouldn't have gotten over it without millennia of adapting to it.
i am really surprised by this. Do you have source for this claim perhaps?
You could research the Lumiere Brother's films, and probably find some material on the matter pretty easily.
See also, the history of IMAX (70mm film). Originally invented in 1929, named Fox Gradeur,they cancelled the product for decades because it was too realistic, and was making audiences profoundly uncomfortable.
I even recall reading recently that color film and television caused lots of nausea when they first hit the market.
More recently, you may recall that the Blair Witch project was making audiences around the country vomit, because they were not yet accustomed to jerky handheld-style cinema: http://amarillo.com/stories/1999/08/13/usn_LA0713.001.shtml#...
As did another commenter: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11796367