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Take care of humans responsibly Minimalism helps keep the environment simple, and thus MikeAlger less stressful. But having information available immediately is pleasing.
PRO-TIP Don’t show what you don’t know Source: Stanford Human Interaction Lab, Altpace VR, Jody Medich MikeAlger WHY Proprioceptive Disparity; If a human ate something poisonous, it might cause mismatched signals in their senses. The brain reacts by making the body sick to vomit what they ate. This is why vestibular and ocular mismatch makes humans sick. This also breaks suspension of disbelief.
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Page 25: PRO-TIP Use line of sight to reveal
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Page 35 and 36: PRO-TIP Sound helps for lack of tac
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