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having used vr headsets, I can definitively say there's undeniable eye strain
That's not what the article is claiming though is it. The article is conflating putting a phone display 6in from your face and putting a vr headset on. These are not comparable.
Sure, there's a difference here, but the underlying concern is still there. This also seems pretty nitpicky to me given that this isn't really the core point the article is making.