h a l f b a k e r yThe word "How?" springs to mind at this point.
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instead[or with] of accesories covering parts of the face,but leaving features in the same places with the same proportions; a bendy sheet of plastic to cover the face and have a hall of mirrors effect, except with refraction
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Would the effect be similar to the one in Predator, the Arnold movie c. 1988? |
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I was woried this would be a badly thought out method of hiding using mirrors or something... this is better even if it does end up being priced out of the market by those cunning socks... |
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Spectacles do this to a limited extent. |
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Sounds similar to the scramble suits in Philip K. Dick's "A Scanner Darkly". |
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If I find another halfbake, does that make it full-baked? I'm thinking of the 'field effect' or 'Heinleiner' suits in John Varley's SF. (See: 'Steel Beach' for examples. |
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It's more like three-fourths baked, assuming no correlation between halfbakings. |
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