Watching 3D Movies Makes You More Intelligent

[tqhoang]

http://www.stereoscopynews.com/hotne...re-intelligent

Hahaha...need to tell the wife that watching 3D is good for my brain!

[3D4ever]

Originally Posted by tqhoang

http://www.stereoscopynews.com/hotne...re-intelligent

Hahaha...need to tell the wife that watching 3D is good for my brain!

I knew it!

[Todd Tomorrow]

Thread title of the month!

[Zivouhr]

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Nice article and video, thanks tqhoang.

11% increase in alertness and 23% boost in the brain cognitive process according to this study. I wonder if that effect lingers afterwards?

[fitprod]

Originally Posted by Zivouhr

11% increase in alertness and 23% boost in the brain cognitive process according to this study. I wonder if that effect lingers afterwards?

Depends if the viewer considers the film they've watched and realized they got hosed paying extra for a crappy movie.

If not, I'd say no.

fitprod

[Zivouhr]

Originally Posted by fitprod

Depends if the viewer considers the film they've watched and realized they got hosed paying extra for a crappy movie.

If not, I'd say no.

fitprod

You always see the bright side of things fitprod.

[Interdimensional]

I considered posting this a few days back, but to be honest, I'm sceptical.

[Frank@Chicago]

Funny, I felt the opposite the other day while quickly checking out GotG 3D.

Some of the space scenes are so well done that I caught myself moving my head slightly to see 'around' ships and planets.

Needless to say, I felt a bit silly. Luckily, the wife didn't notice.

[DB5]

Viewing 3D movies is having the opposite effect on me.

[EVERRET]

http://www.3deyehealth.org/educators.html

3D Classroom Research
Research shows a 46% increase in student engagement and a 34% increase in test scores with the use of DLP 3D Ready projection.

If an individual experiences any of the 3Ds of 3D – discomfort, dizziness and lack of depth perception – these signals can serve as an early indicator of some measure of vision impairment.The good news is that for the 1 in 4 children that may have underlying issues with vision, 3D viewing can help identify and even treat these undetected problems.

It's called common sense,

3D is more realistic and immersive than a flat 2D TV or computer screen.

[Interdimensional]

Originally Posted by EVERRET

http://www.3deyehealth.org/educators.html

...fascinating - reminds me of the case of Bruce Bridgeman, who recovered from a lifetime of stereoblindness after attending a 3-D screening of 'Hugo'.

http://www.bbc.com/future/story/2012...rom-a-2d-world

“When we’d go out and people would look up and start discussing some bird in the tree, I would still be looking for the bird when they were finished,” he says. “For everybody else, the bird jumped out. But to me, it was just part of the background.”

[Zivouhr]

That is something if his 3D vision finally was realized after watching Hugo in 3D. Maybe it tapped into certain muscles that were dormant or something. I'll take a look at that article, thanks.

Originally Posted by DB5

Viewing 3D movies is having the opposite effect on me.

[Show spoiler]

[tqhoang]

Originally Posted by Interdimensional

...fascinating - reminds me of the case of Bruce Bridgeman, who recovered from a lifetime of stereoblindness after attending a 3-D screening of 'Hugo'.

http://www.bbc.com/future/story/2012...rom-a-2d-world

Damn, that makes me want to watch Hugo now...

[Taygan315]

Originally Posted by DB5

Viewing 3D movies is having the opposite effect on me.

That's about right!! lol

[Taygan315]

Originally Posted by EVERRET

http://www.3deyehealth.org/educators.html





It's called common sense,

3D is more realistic and immersive than a flat 2D TV or computer screen.

Going to have to get my daughter to watch more 3D. She needs to get her test scores up!!lol

[Dragun]

Does the 3D effect keep the middling screenplays of most 3D movies from killing your brain cells?