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This is stupid.... Just because the average human can't see it doesn't mean it won't affect any humans or animals Tons of animals see infrared and this Will h
by DropInIn 3y ago
This is stupid....
Just because the average human can't see it doesn't mean it won't affect any humans or animals
Tons of animals see infrared and this Will have negative impacts on environs it's used in as a result.
Theres even some humans who actually can see partly into Infrared/UV and this is just evil to do to them.
I call this a moronic suggestion.
- Per_Bothner 3y agoI believe we're talking about the equivalent of a small LED, like half your devices already have one or more of, but infrared and probably lower intensity. I.e. a teeny invisible glow. Even for animals that can see the glow, it would low enough intensity to be barely noticable.
- DropInIn 3y agoHow do many insects respond to even small sources of that particular section of the spectrum? People don't even realize when thier clothes have UV reflecting materials which affect birds (eg hummingbirds) so ofc y'all don't comprehend not accept what I'm saying, you literally don't know about this problem with human materials we have scattered all over which are negatively affecting creatures outcomes as we constantly trigger thier basic natures.
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- nashashmi 3y agoIf it is used as a light bulb, I am sure someone will be able to see it. Some light bulbs flicker. And it causes headache.