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I still haven't found a satisfactory explanation of this phenomenon.

>> No.15656941

>>15656923
The whole mirror is one big eye. It can see the real thing from the side just like you can see the reflection from the side.

>> No.15656962

>>15656923
Light hits object. Light gets scattered by object in all directions. Some scattered light hits mirror. Some scattered light that hits mirror bounces off and reaches camera sensor. It's the current year and zoomers don't understand what a mirror is.

>> No.15656976

>>15656923

Paper is too thin to stop the eggs rays.

Try this with aluminium foil and it's totally different.

>> No.15656983

I don't know about you but I'm taking the mirrors out of my house.

>> No.15656985
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>>15656923

>> No.15656990

>>15656985

No. Because this relies on the mirror reproducing the image correctly.

>> No.15656993

>>15656990
get your iq checked

>> No.15656998

>>15656993

No u.

The mirror has to "see" the egg for this idea to work >>15656985

>> No.15657011

>>15656998
>The mirror has to "see" the egg for this idea to work
You're too dumb to function in society

>> No.15657014

>>15656998
How do we know the mirror isn't making everything up?

>> No.15657086

>>15656985
Kek

Brainlets need to be culled

>> No.15657098

>>15657086
You're a beyond-brainlet if you don't understand his diagram.

>> No.15657156

>>15656923
They really don't know how reflections work?

>> No.15657177

>>15657156
some of them probably don't but for the most part ragebaiting people into sharing your content is extremely effective

>> No.15657205
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>>15656923
https://phydemo.app/ray-optics/

this app is neat. What's the coolest thing you guys can make?

https://phydemo.app/ray-optics/simulator/#XQAAAALRBAAAAAAAAABEqcrGU8hqLFnplfssnTFrVwrTW1iP9Y4H6kAtfbJ7TPqdZII5yX70DTzBovyyLYInHf6hZ518r4TpN1n8KHycB0O4oQQV0fg2AY3fejQJj1vkhQTb-Njj9Ds4Rj0Qa3jVrOHfHXE0DLljlWjaGNNeR4NJGIuj53hN-tm3MkeHPEOp-bTLUJpVP-7XRr8YJa9a4oCgLuizwSug22wEan2B0KOKpJciy0QEkTErvWTqHRjKNZHpxO6-VeX5NnlSbAkd8GK81qXjLOiip6zO-0stP1ngQ41ey0SjsdU2hsmtjT_wWh4_ZPG4mKtLiEwM1fI75R2FIO0W9RYhhpCD86A0qQQuaG7cj2ZnHjYTMyFZ4yPAht0NA5f9pF2KSGopuPmc2n2CWWRsK6L5LIJF7kAT_qQPagcbHGJRv5Ep79ZBws9LFCqgKG59iZ6Q7cCKjePXxVdO3VcoyoAYSAU3ungwtiGc240OrsG7-onYCmPQT5u9nzTgdLRSciV8U6fFJeC8vCUKsUTwatzFIXOjGfXmz8T_GqV59SldBnYQS_6-IoHcSKGHTvPCZT3UpsceBcWdQ4PbsccAV0H0Ub_rv8-bE-puowpxQEvF-BQM_a1lRcpaAVUuSkauY1YpbN6yBgpsPv0ESZjasbjUKsJWxkoJBX5lXabM7RqjR5G2f9nfsMFfCio-MBv_6z2-CA

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15657214

What would the world be like if people like this were culled every few years?

>> No.15657255

>>15657205
wooaaoaoa
captcha: DGAMR

>> No.15657259
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>> No.15657258

>>15656923
>small brain
ftfy

>> No.15657365

>>15656923
quantum superposition of particles duh

>> No.15657366

You're looking at the side part of the mirror. You don't see the egg from the central angle. Tardlet

>> No.15657369

>>15657214
First relatable oyack.

>> No.15657370

>>15657369
meant ojak, sorry

>> No.15657384

>>15657205
bad diagram. a mirror is flat, so it doesn't have enough room to reflect off.

>> No.15657422

>>15656923
c^2=b^2+a^2

>> No.15657754

OK but how can mirrors be real if our eyes aren't real?

>> No.15657893
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>>15657754

>> No.15657941

>>15657893
>lm
>menstrual logarithm

>> No.15658027

>>15656923
SHINY SURFACE
BOUNCY PICTURE

>> No.15658071

>>15657259
high effort

>> No.15658095

It blocks the other way
You can't see what's on back of the page.

It's perfectly normal OP

>> No.15658096
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>>15656923
the time fractals (which jsut so happen to have an isnale large core) get carried away by an carrier wave, they hit the mirror, and the emp wave slingshoots around the atmic core and comes back.

>> No.15658098

I would say the mirror effect is special. You're dealing with a wave.

>> No.15658099

>>15657259
Very nice

>> No.15658103

>>15658096
the light particles probably move much slower besides thier much higher energy as the emp carrier wave.

>> No.15658109

>>15658096
>>15658103
cuze they are trapped inside an insane large time core.

>> No.15658111

>>15658109
light particles are the foam on the occean, and the carrier wave is the emp wave.

>> No.15658115

>>15658111
so if the emp wave tears the "light" particles apart their can be created a phantom beacon, this is called action at the distance. and cuz the light particles have an much larger time core they discharge faster.

>> No.15658119

>>15658115
Poo-action Uber smecht solo aaaaaaAAAAAAGHHHHH I CAN DO DIS

>> No.15658121

>>15658115
and if you dont understand the reflection of this video just take pen and paper and draw it.

>> No.15658124

>>15658119
some of the particles might be trapped in an very small rim wave, but the emp wave tears 2 of them apart, and cause their time core is so much more massive they snap back after some time releasing an emp wave.

>> No.15658126

>>15658124
well it is just a guess, that the emp wave carries the ultra tiny time fractals of the super large core i am very certain, how the action of the distance works, idk their are more as 1 gemometrical solution ot this.
its either a rim wave or a phantom beacon, thats the 2 most likely things to happen.

>> No.15658130

>>15658126
if you imagine a gauss distribution of the light aether its more likely a rim wave, but if you imagine it dynamic it can be also a beakon.

>> No.15658136

>>15658130
a beacon a relative vaccum represending the form of the charged particle, discharging it at some point.

>> No.15658142

>>15658136
*flings his legs up and sucks a fart in*

>> No.15658143

>>15658136
the emp wave of the real particle (time fractal) hits the location ones to much and it discharges into the beacon, (a empty space of the form of the particle)

>> No.15658158

>>15658143
My heart fell for once- did somethin irregular

>> No.15658180

>>15658096

just like my peenus weenus

hahaha

>> No.15658676

>>15657941
it stands for imaginary

>> No.15658837

People really spend their energy on this?

>> No.15658922

very simply

>my big cock in your mouth

it's simply that. QED