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FrothyChimp said:I think you should look up false analogy and division in the logical fallacy handbook.
tatman said:i wasn't trying to stir nothing up guys. as far as people being extra careful around any lasers powerful enough to cause harm- i say B.S., because plenty of people know guns will hurt you. and still there are a buttload of folks each year who accedently shoot either themselves or another person. the fact is no matter how careful anyone is there is ALWAYS somebody too dumb to not hurt themselves. and all the safety precautions, key switches, delay devices, and safety interlocks in the world can't save those guys. so maybe they aren't reported because they are blind...just can't find the report place.
If you get a vision spot , are your eyes more sensitive? :-/ Or are you saying that you should be a lot more careful than before because you just got hit in the eye?Things said:Blinding yourself with a laser CAN happen. It's just a matter of time. Once you have a vision spot, you have already damaged your eye and should be one hell of alot more careful with your lasers, you should be careful with them in the first place. you only have 2 eyes, if you have high powered laser, spend the $40 or whatever it is and GET SOME GOGGLES! Just imagine what it would be like to wake up and not be able to see anything, your life just got ruined...
Switch said:Amnizu,
I don't think wickedlasers ever sold CNI in the mid/far IR range.Besides, FrothyChimp just explained why a mid/far IR won't even reach the retina.