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Great read. I've also heard that a good example (different type than the article) is to close one of your eyes and keep the other one open. You don't see darkness in your closed eye, just nothing. Empty.
I think it's the complete opposite and it's all white, just like when you get up quickly after laying down for a while. I think it's called orthostatic hypotension (sp?) where you get dizzy and see white spots that make you go somewhat blind for a few seconds.
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Great read. I've also heard that a good example (different type than the article) is to close one of your eyes and keep the other one open. You don't see darkness in your closed eye, just nothing. Empty.
Damn you're right.
I think it's the complete opposite and it's all white, just like when you get up quickly after laying down for a while. I think it's called orthostatic hypotension (sp?) where you get dizzy and see white spots that make you go somewhat blind for a few seconds.