Well that ruind my hopes and dreams

10 years ago by myfi · 2531 Likes · 21 comments · Popular

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sandwich · 10 years ago · FIRST

So nobody would see you, and you'd see nobody. Interesting.

beckabn · 10 years ago

Some kind of cosmic metaphor x

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guest · 10 years ago

Wait, wouldn't it hit your eyes? Because if you can hit objects, can't light hit you? I think this would maybe apply for walking through walls and stuff, but in my version of invisibility, you are still there.

beckabn · 10 years ago

But seeing things is different coloured light being reflected from things (or something), so if you're not visible, no light can be reflected in your eyes x

shadowstorm197 · 10 years ago

No. Intangible is when you can like walk thru walls. It would hit it eyes if you were invisible

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harmo0 · 10 years ago

I follow this person on tumblr

balonyman · 10 years ago

What if, only your eyes are visible but your eye lids could cover your eyes, and so, making you fully invisible ??

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thenextperson · 10 years ago

HOLD THE FUCK ON. You're not gone, people just can't see you. Light would still hit your eyes.

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guest · 10 years ago

dumbass. To be invisible, light would have to pass straight through you. This would mean no light would be absorbed by the retinas and therefore no vision. Science bitch.

guest · 10 years ago

RUINED

gorep1xel · 10 years ago

Read the Invisible Man by H.G. Wells it explains it better, in the story all the body becomes invisible by the formula except some parts of the eyes, thus granting sight.

balonyman · 10 years ago

Yeah. He stole my idea

drummertimp0102 · 10 years ago

Technically being invisible is the act of light hitting you, but not reflecting off of you. The light would hit you, but the light wouldn't be reflected and people wouldn't be able to see you.

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balonyman · 10 years ago

But if light hit you, you would have a shadow

guest · 10 years ago

Owned.

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songofthewhitestag · 10 years ago

Anyone ever read "The Physics of Superheroes"? They explained the Invisible Woman in there. I can't remember what they said, though.

pizza4life · 10 years ago

thanks for ruining my hopes and dreams

guest · 8 years ago

Tell that to Susan Storm and every other super hero/vilian that had the power of invsibility and still see

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