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Being subject to such UV lights without my knowledge and waking up in the dead of night to my eyes burning is a new fear I'd never expect to develop. A nice rem
by OliveMate 3y ago
Being subject to such UV lights without my knowledge and waking up in the dead of night to my eyes burning is a new fear I'd never expect to develop. A nice reminder of how important combating negligence is.
- csomar 3y agoI've always thought about it as a potential terrorist attack vector. It can be done remotely (from afar) and your target is unlikely to understand what's happening (vs. say a stabbing event). It might be because terrorist events are about spreading the terror more than the damage itself. Still, it is a worrying thought that you could be walking the metro one day and an evil person can decide to end your sight.
- rchaud 3y agoLike you said, terrorist attacks aren't subtle, they're designed to kill to incite a political response. This type of non-lethal but injurious approach would be more likely the work of solo psychopaths, the type that try to go undetected.
- Kye 3y agoIt's hard to over-state the value and importance of a good A/V crew. They'll keep your speakers from blowing up (or cancelling each other) and, apparently, protect your corneas.