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Professor Hoot
Footnote: people blink less at screens. Correct this. Three slow blinks.
- Footnote: people blink less at screens. Correct this. Three slow blinks.Splendid. Eyes rested. A gold star in the margin for you. Hoo.
- Pop quiz: what's twenty feet away? Look at it for twenty seconds. Hoo.Splendid. Eyes rested. A gold star in the margin for you. Hoo.
- Evening, class. The library dims its lamps after nine. Dim your screen too.Splendid. Eyes rested. A gold star in the margin for you. Hoo.
When Professor Hoot visits
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Pop quiz: what's twenty feet away? Look at it for twenty seconds. Hoo.
Eye break through the day
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Footnote: people blink less at screens. Correct this. Three slow blinks.
Blink break through the day
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Evening, class. The library dims its lamps after nine. Dim your screen too.
Dim the screen 9:00 PM to 12:00 AM
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