Sensors for brightness monitor & it turns on itself when it is less bright . Huge guess from my end
Haat deze. Doet pijn aan de ogen. Klote wereld.
Hats! It’s called fashion, dahling!
Why have them when they are never lit.
Tinfoil hat time:
Those are mindcontrol devices for when they activate the nanochips they placed in us while they gave our vaccines!
Wake up sheeple!
/s
Ffs people, lighting not lightNing.
That’s ‘bliksem’
Sorry but I hear it wrong so often that it’s really hard not to point this out…
Good for reduced energy consumption. But absolutely terrible for wildlife and birds as the wavelength of the light is too blue and ducks them up.
Like with your phone, you can set the “warmness” of the light to reduce the blueness, but animals and birds are more sensitive than humans.
Progress for progress sake 🙁
Recently, I saw an ambulace with it’s lights on, on scene, and those caps on top all turned bright blue. Pretty interesting but I can’t find any info on this online..
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Sensors for brightness monitor & it turns on itself when it is less bright . Huge guess from my end
Haat deze. Doet pijn aan de ogen. Klote wereld.
Hats! It’s called fashion, dahling!
Why have them when they are never lit.
Tinfoil hat time:
Those are mindcontrol devices for when they activate the nanochips they placed in us while they gave our vaccines!
Wake up sheeple!
/s
Ffs people, lighting not lightNing.
That’s ‘bliksem’
Sorry but I hear it wrong so often that it’s really hard not to point this out…
Good for reduced energy consumption. But absolutely terrible for wildlife and birds as the wavelength of the light is too blue and ducks them up.
Like with your phone, you can set the “warmness” of the light to reduce the blueness, but animals and birds are more sensitive than humans.
Progress for progress sake 🙁
Recently, I saw an ambulace with it’s lights on, on scene, and those caps on top all turned bright blue. Pretty interesting but I can’t find any info on this online..