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Quite often, for example in the bank, or at a job interview, it would be useful to be able to read the information that the other person has about you.
Sometimes you are able to do this if there happens to be a reflective surface near the computer screen, etc.
While not sure exactly of how the optics
would work, it would be great to have a pair of glasses that would allow me to magnify the reflection in the other person's eyes or on their glasses, to a size that would allow me to read it. Of course it would be in reverse, but thats fairly easy to compensate for.
REVERSE X-SCOPE
http://www.advanced...ce.com/opticsb.html
Scroll halfway down the page [senatorjam, Oct 04 2004]
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Wouldn't work on my eyes, I'm happy to say. |
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Might work on his head, though... |
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(sorry, couldn't help it) |
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Not a Kat's eyes. We see quite differently. [acat] ? [thecat] ? doesn't see from either point of View apparently. |
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<Roy Batty> If only you could see the things I've seen with your eyes..... </Roy Batty> |
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[TheKat] Try making some sense when you are being dishonest and snotty. Then at least you will be getting one thing right. |
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Anyone tempted to believe this read the pertinent item and perhaps Tiger Lily and thecat (July 2003). |
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[The Kat] is the one understood. |
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That's a pretty big limb your on T...L... |
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