Mouse rage syndrome
The Internet is responsible for a lot of things. That apparently includes its own medical problems. We’ve probably all heard of the cases of people who become so addicted to the Internet that it interferes with their life and health. You may remember the South Korean who died after playing Internet games for 50 hours with almost no breaks. Now we have “mouse rage syndrome”. According to Information Week:
A phenomenon as monumental as the Internet should have an ailment of its own. Indeed, the Web appears to be breeding its very own disease, a medical syndrome recognizable by a quickening of the heart, profuse sweating, and furious clicking and bashing of the mouse. In extreme cases, the ailment can be identified by loud screaming at video screens.
It’s Mouse Rage Syndrome and it infects all Internet users sooner or later, according to a study of 2,500 Web users that was released Tuesday. Conducted by the Social Issues Research Centre in the U.K., the study identified key factors that can negatively effect cardio functions, as well as the immune and nervous systems.
What’s the root cause of Mouse Rage Syndrome? It’s primarily caused by badly designed and hosted Web sites, according to the research center.
I am trying to do my part to combat this problem since I am assiduously attempting to learn more about CSS and JaveScript but I can’t control the times that the hosting service goes down 