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I just want to know about the ONE real world use for bouncing light. Probably referring to research so groundbreaking that it shifted our entire understanding of the nature of light if not the universe in general.
Just small stuff like that 🤷
Light bouncing off titties?
Get this man a research grant!
Take my money right now!!
I know you're joking but it's extremely useful in medical imaging techniques and for earth observation.
Yeah I know, that was actually the main point my joke was alluding to 😁
"That useless thing is just the basis of visibility itself" 😄