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Yeah, I tried P&R twice without it clicking for me. Only once I got past season 1 did I begin to enjoy it.

Right, I remember seeing something about motion sickness being related to the mismatch.

Re the organ, Wikipedia says it's the vestibular system in the inner ear.

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vestibular_system

The Putin Manoeuvre.

Trump emulating his mentor to a T.

That's it, thanks!

Wikipedia says not NASA but the German Space Agency and European astronauts who went up to Mir did use them for exercise.

Thanks.

LOL, just .com on the end, I wonder why my search engine just wouldn't find it.

Thanks for the info.

Personally, I've been avoiding Flatpaks anyway on my main machine, but not out of security concerns. Mainly to do with size and the update frequency.

Thanks. Several lemmings have given their opinion, and it seems the experience depends on the person.

As someone who gets car sick just looking at a map, I would only try this with a predetermined safe word! :)

I never would have predicted the cultists' compound would now be at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue...

I see now, this is linuxmemes@lemmy.world, not @lemmy.ml. My bad, comrade.

Of course!

Wikipedia says they were used for training astronauts but:

• they weren't invented for that, actually developed for people with spinal injuries
• they depend on gravity, so can be used in training on earth, but not in space itself

I've added Gattaca to the list of films now in my OP.

I asked Lemmy, turns out it's an Aerotrim

• https://alex.lemmy.ca/lemmy.ca/post/42630385

So far, the 90s scifi movies with an aerotrim we've got so far:

• Contact
• Drive
• Fortress
• Gattaca
• Lawnmower Man
• Universal Soldier