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I worry any owners will develop a pathological hatred of specks of dust.

• benj111 7y ago
  I'm worried more about the safety. How are you supposed to see it in the dark?
  • tiernano 7y ago
    Head lights?!
    • benj111 7y ago
      How do headlights work? Light leaves the bulb, reflects off some surface into your retina. This doesn't reflect so you cant see it.
      • antisemiotic 7y ago
        their headlights.
        • benj111 7y ago
          If they're parked up?
          • m-p-3 7y ago
            Reflectors beside the headlights?
            • benj111 7y ago
              Perhaps... The more reflectors you add, the more you move away from the point of vantablack, and theres going to be the whole central area that doesn't have reflectors. If you're looking side on and can only see a reflector on the left, and reflector on the right, are you going to discern the car in the middle? Black cars are already involved in more accidents [1]. This seems like it would be worse. [1] https://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/7845366/Black-cars-more-likely-to-be-involved-in-crashes.html https://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/7845366/Black-cars...
        • thebruce87m 7y ago
          A scary amount of people don’t release their headlights allow others to see them. Even in rain you see people with no lights on. I think that lights should be on all the time like some Scandinavian countries do, or at least come on automatically when your wipers are on.
  • wmeredith 7y ago
    Headlights+Reflectors