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If even static text on websites is straining how much can this "motion blur" really be a factor? The "try these things simultaneously" advice is the same list that comes up over and over and most of us have tried all of that to no effect. At one point he says dithering doesn't introduce flickering but I don't agree with that. He also talks about specific display tech for specific sensitivities but I don't think any of us KNOW for sure what our root sensitivities are as there are so many factors. So far I am not seeing anything new or applicable but am still reading. The deep down the rabbit hole craziness like taking projectors apart and making incandescent backlights always ends up with the same disappointment. I have not seen a single person do any of that crazy stuff and solve their problem for good. It's just moving the issue around without unearthing WHY.
Don't get me wrong I hope the answer is buried in there somewhere. It's just that every time I have seen people deep dive into any problem to such a degree and start threorizing about such fine grained things iit ends up becoming about the detail and obsessing on tiny frequency differences etc. I've never seen it solve anything. I really wish we could get some more testable things and data...rather than so much subjective stuff. Hopefully @JTL's dithering experiments will bear fruit.