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Verify our range to target, Vasily.
One. Ping. Only.
Why is the one in the middle wider? I’m not talking about an optical illusion, but the number of pixels.
Because the picture lies, the middle person looks wider because they are, not because of horizontal lines
Explanation: In WW1, a curious form of camouflage known as razzle-dazzle was used on ships. Rather than trying to hide the ship, the intent was to make it difficult for submarines to determine a moving ship’s exact direction and speed, which are necessary when trying to figure out where to launch a torpedo to intercept it.
… we’re still not sure if it actually worked.
word choice matters


