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I imagine it could eventually lead to a full invisibility serum, as documented in the classic Kevin Bacon film Hollow Man. Of course, we need to be aware of the
by Reason077 2y ago
I imagine it could eventually lead to a full invisibility serum, as documented in the classic Kevin Bacon film Hollow Man. Of course, we need to be aware of the side effects (mostly murderous rampaging).
- spuriouserror31 2y ago> Of course, we need to be aware of the side effects (mostly murderous rampaging). Common side effects include rash, constipation, nausea, diarrhea, dizziness, homicidal urges, drowsiness, insomnia, headache, and dry mouth.
- Unai 2y agoYou forgot blindness. If you're transparent, your eyes won't be able to refract light. Which is good if you also have homicidal urges, but awful if you get diarrhea.
- yencabulator 2y agoAnd would you get invisible diarrhea? (This might be the more desirable of the two outcomes. Otherwise you the man may be invisible, but everyone sees your intestinal contents floating in mid-air.)
- lazyasciiart 2y agoHow would it get into bones? Wouldn’t the likelier outcome be visible animated skeletons, rather than full invisibility?