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Old 09-17-21, 05:41 PM
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njkayaker
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Originally Posted by Nyah
It appears that you have missed my point. When you illuminate things with a blue light at night, your circadian rhythm is thrown off, possibly causing difficulty trying to sleep because your unconscious thinks that you have just seen sunlight. For this reason, I have a utility on my laptop called f.Lux, that takes blue out of the light spectrum of the display from sundown to sunrise.
It probably doesn't matter (much).

https://time.com/5752454/blue-light-sleep/
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