Invisibility & A Scanner Darkly

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https://www.magnific.com/free-vector/abstract-curly-lines-pattern-background_170622004.htm#fromView=keyword&page=1&position=3&uuid=92066062-e71a-4fcb-906a-f4cea91e78cd&query=Squiggly+lines

If we use that picture as a close up, the lines should be a bit thicker. it could have been two lines that looked like one, one for each side? But who knows it’s just an idea for now still.

I had an idea, don’t know if it is worth anything, but i saw an invisibly suit in my minds eyes, made like the picture above, the lines were what was running power through everything, "I would prefer to make one that did not have a power source, but… I have to make this someday, for when I get a girlfriend, so I can get a life… insurance policy on her & scare the hell out of her constantly “money,Money,MOOONEEEY!!!” :laughing:

In between the lines is what made this suit invisible, the material that the wiring ran the clear material & could power it to make invisibility, it automatically could be oversaturated, blurred/frosted over & almost like snowing, or… make the picture more defined in, i noticed it looked like it did it in a gentle waves, so it was hard to focus in on so… clearly it had some type of programming to it.

I almost think this stuff was some type of liquid crystal with tiny points of colors then could shrink or enlarge depending on what wave length/frequency was run into it & that could colorize, or… like the squiggles seem to be what controlled it’s area & what wavelength/frequency & it’s colorizing, it worked much like tv i assume but i do not know much about how tv’s work, almost like the masks in a scanner darkly. it was a thin soft material, but it could be made to be more than just a mask.

I also think the wiring was in tiny linking commands, so each controlled a small portion, or… could run in wholes. No clue either how you would program that, if it would have to have a spot for a central controller system, how it would tell what it would it need to distort or colorize & when, how it would decide which side is the right side for image generation, or how it would know at all how to do any of these things.

There could be a better way to make something like this. I have some ideas as what materials would be used or how to build it, but if we build this, a time machine & PaulaJedi’s cream. :face_with_open_eyes_and_hand_over_mouth: Talk about We are some trouble makers. :face_with_hand_over_mouth: But will stop helping if you’s become the bad guys. Epstein is bad, nwo’s are bad. people are good, secret societies are bad, m~kay! no locker rooms stRuff, or… robbing banks! :headphone: ~QS

Note: Sorry for any errors in spelling, punctuations, whatever else… hopefully I will fix anything.

P.S. I should watch A Scanner Darkly again haven’t seen it, since it came out. Crap! An age limit again. If only they would find an excuse to make all of give id’s to be online, it’s for the kiiids… why then does it banned them & only affect us instead. :thinking: Hey what a great question to have asked.

Note 2: I didn’t realize this was also, Philip K Dick… :exploding_head:

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Geez! I should have just let the Ai summary write everything! :grimacing: :sweat_smile:

QuantumSoundwave proposes an innovative concept for an invisibility suit inspired by a squiggly line pattern. The design would feature wiring running through clear material embedded with liquid crystal technology that can shift and change based on wavelength and frequency inputs, similar to television displays or the masks from A Scanner Darkly. The suit would automatically adjust its opacity—becoming blurred, frosted, or oversaturated—to blur the wearer’s visibility in a way that makes it difficult to focus on them.

QuantumSoundwave envisions the wiring as tiny linked commands controlling different portions of the suit, though acknowledges uncertainty about how the programming, central controller system, and image processing would actually function. Key questions remain about how the suit would determine which side needs image generation and how it would decide what to distort or colorize.

The post includes humor about creating the suit as an insurance policy to scare a girlfriend, alongside acknowledgment that better methods might exist to create such technology. QuantumSoundwave expresses some ideas about materials and construction but emphasizes ethical boundaries, noting they would stop helping if the project were used for harmful purposes like robbing banks or joining secret societies. The post concludes with a note about needing to rewatch A Scanner Darkly and commentary on age restrictions for online content.

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Just as noise canceling soundwaves exist; light canceling lightwaves/ photons may exist.

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Ooh! That is an excellent point! I was thinking how to subvert detection through so sort of camouflage! But rendering your visible spectrums null… now that is crafty & worth crafting!

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