According to the early 2000s documentary series The Invisible Man, if you gain invisibility through the use of a Quicksilver gland, the Quicksilver shifts the light so some of it will penetrate to your retinas.
What's a superpower most people think is awesome but actually wouldn't be and what's your reasoning?
3 years ago by Servais to c/casualconversation
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LopensLeftArm 11 points 3 years ago
Then you wouldn't be completely invisible, at the best, there'd be two floating shadow spots where the light is being absorbed by your retinas.
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Invisibility. If light is passing completely through you, it's not being received by your retinas, and you're completely blind.
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