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SCIENTISTS JUST INVENTED NIGHT-VISION CONTACTS Forget spy gadgets, this new contact lens literally lets you see in the dark, picking up infrared light like you’re the Predator hunting in the jungle. Researchers say it’s like strapping military-grade night vision goggles inside your eyeball, turning normal humans into walking thermal... show more

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SHE IS SO REAL 😭😭 🗣️: Jimin, Stay as far away as possible from a pair of scissors. I’m not even joking. If I arrive at the Stade de France on July and I see that Jimin has cut his hair, I will burn down the entire stadium along with the person who cut it. 🗣️: You think I’m overreacting? Absolutely not. In no universe, on no planet, am I missing out on this Jimin. None. Jimin’s current era—you don’t have the vision yet, but don’t even worry, you’re going to get the vision. 🗣️: You’re going to have panoramic vision, peripheral vision, binocular vision, even night vision if necessary, but you will have the vision. You’re going to see Jimin with long hair, plus a bun, wet, in a tank top, in 35-degree heat at the Stade de France. 🗣️: Everyone, from the entire Stade de France staff to the security, will have the vision. Because, excuse me, but not having the vision of this man... of this man! It’s insane. The man is so incredible, it’s like he just escaped from a fairy tale, okay? 🗣️: So Jimin, for the survival of the Stade de France and your hairdresser: stay as far away as possible from a pair of scissors. That’s all I had to say for today.

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