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Max Rovensky9 months ago

bro discovered $20 polarized sunglasses

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Void9 months ago

How about you just turn off your shit instead

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Neo9 months ago

Soon they make one to see auras of people and ghosts.

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Scott Opper9 months ago

That is assuming the polarization is the same for all of these devices, which it is not. Some go vertical, some go horizontal, or even diagonal.

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£n¢®¥pTed™ ☮️🈳🐐9 months ago

Available here @grok draw it on a table

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King Francis the Turd9 months ago

I won’t put your damn glasses on!

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OSol1tair39 months ago

Hmmm....flashback

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Ryan Badger9 months ago

Nice. Do they come in the opposite?

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Hills 💜🌎☮️🐾9 months ago

I need this, but it blocks men with red flags 🚩

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Charlie_P🌐☮️9 months ago

haha just look for the cheapest polerized glasses you can find this is what it shouldnt look like btw its a feature when you cut the lense material in the wrong direction

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Cambrian Network 🪴9 months ago

They Live movie meets adblock irl

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Anson Zeall9 months ago

@PopUpVideo88 Wow. Can get my kids to reduce screen time with these 😂

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MAGS 🔑⛏️🚒9 months ago

Ad block live

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𓐬 ✞ NoblePhares ✞ 𓐬9 months ago

I’ve been thinking about launching a line of headwear with simple tech designed to help people stay anonymous in public. These glasses would make an excellent addition to the collection. My main concern is that this could remain a very niche market. It reminds me of Face ID on smartphones: most of us dislike using it, yet manufacturers have made it nearly impossible to access our devices securely without it. I suspect that, in the near future, maintaining anonymity in public spaces will become similarly difficult, if not outright impossible, due to advancing surveillance and identification technologies.

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ᗰOᑎKEY9 months ago

*goes TV shopping* Wife: "Wow! The colors on this one are so vivid!" Me *forgot I had these on*: "Dafuq they are"

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PavlovBernays9 months ago

Is there a pair for Indians?

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Gietmof9 months ago

Polarisers don't alwways block uv. Also they are very cheap to make. Those cheap glasses the 3D movie theatres use are the same stuff. Those use horizontal polarisation on one eye and vertical on the other.

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🏴‍☠️ TT 🏴‍☠️9 months ago

for those wondering it's called the polarizer.

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Liikasto9 months ago

real-life ad blockers 😂

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Maria 🧋9 months ago

Oh, this just uses polarization to cancel out the polarized light used for LCD screens. Won't work at fancier places that use something other than LCD

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Dean Sheppard9 months ago

You can make these yourself, use polarization film from broken LCD screen. This tech is decades old…

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DonnaPonna 💙🔬🎤🎹 Question everything..9 months ago

If they cut out the noise from those devices too, I'd be impressed.

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rrod059 months ago

These are just polarized sunglasses lmao

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Ricardo Hernandez 9 months ago

Better 😆🤣🤣🤣

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steve9 months ago

Want

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BaDiTuP9 months ago

Wow, they invented something that already exists but rotated it 90 degrees....

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