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近日，美国一名海军军官被医生认定为首位“谷歌眼镜瘾”患者，其在接受戒瘾治疗后承认，“眼镜瘾”比酒瘾更难戒。 据悉，这名军官今年31岁。之前，他一天中约有18个小时戴着谷歌眼镜。两个月后，他发现自己一摘下谷歌眼镜，脾气就变得暴躁，且容易发怒。每次看着眼镜上那个小小的灰色屏幕，就好像在做梦一样。 据了解，在接受治疗的过程中，医生注意到，该男子不停地用食指揉按右太阳穴。这是他在戴谷歌眼镜时调整屏幕的常用动作，现在已经成了他无意识的重复动作。 Scientists have treated a man they believe to be the first patient with internet addiction disorder brought on by overuse of Google Glass. The man had been using the technology for around 18 hours a day – removing it only to sleep and wash – and complained of feeling irritable and argumentative without the device. In the two months since he bought the device, he had also begun experiencing his dreams as if viewed through the device’s small grey window. The existence of internet addiction disorder linked to conventional devices such as phones and PCs is hotly debated among psychiatrists. It was not included as a clinical diagnosis in the 2013 update to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the official reference guide to the field, and many researchers maintain that its effects are merely symptoms of other psychological problems. | 
