Why do you get motion sickness when you read or use your phone in the car? Motion sickness is called kinesis, and it occurs due to a so-called "sensory conflict": the eyes tell the brain that you are motionless, and the vestibular system in the inner ear senses movement.
Why do you get motion sickness when you read or use your phone in the car? Motion sickness is called kinesis, and it occurs due to a so-called "sensory conflict": the eyes tell the brain that you are motionless, and the vestibular system in the inner ear senses movement.
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