I guess you'd either feel like you weren't moving at all but the ship was kerning around like crazy, or there would be a lag or discrepancy between seen motion and felt motion. Both of those situations are known to cause motion sickness issues - like in bad VR.
Posted May 22, 2021, 6:56 AM UTC
They probably have magic space drugs to treat it. I think Ezri Dax said she gets space sick.
Sounds similar to playing VR today with the disconnect between perceived and felt motion. Some people like me can fly around playing ultimate frisbee in zero g just fine, but people like my wife get sick just thinking of it 😂
The spacing between letters makes me feel a little queasy sometimes, so I'm going to say yes.
I’m pretty sure that inertial dampeners aren’t there to make the ride comfortable, but to make sure that you don’t go splat against a bulkhead when going to impulse.
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