The Only Source Of Light

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Today's topic: Using plant lights as your only lighting in the home. Is it bad for your eyes?
I can see what looks like Elle Fanning, dressed as in one of the photos from her Vogue magazine appearance in the jigsaw puzzle that I have glued together and hanging on a wall when I illuminate it with plant light (She is in the front center) which is an interesting illusion...
I actually got a response from the article that I linked to which was about vaping and was one that I had grabbed from somewhere around the 12th result of my search on the subject of them.

My theory in crawling down the list is that I am suspicious of whatever means are being used to propel the top listed results to where they are.
Are the top few results more prone to be propaganda, at the top of the list because some internet marketing specialists were paid to enact that.
So, I went down the list, past sites which were labelled as advertisements and found the article on vaping.
I will soon embed here the article that I was directed to by a person who has more current information than what I found a dozen spots down the list of results...
The site is on my phone, but doesn't appear in my gmail box on the laptop.

Using a plant light as the sole source of indoor lighting (because the thing is so bright that I wouldn't see much of a difference if I turned on any other lights) has, besides having an effect on my webcam, which seems to render the purplish pink light as, well, I guess purplish pink.
I just dont want to damage my retina or anything...

Like shoddy wiring starting an electrical fire is the effect of using a plant light as the only source of light in a room...