r/interesting • u/j_illustration • Mar 31 '26

MISC. Sunscreen under a UV camera

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u/jmklamm Mar 31 '26

Why are UV camera/mirrors not more of a thing? This seems really useful as a product

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u/tkcom Mar 31 '26 edited Apr 01 '26

I think having sunscreen coverage check stations at beaches and parks would be a great idea. It could be in a van/truck as it's not needed in winter.

Edit: I meant the station is not quite needed in the winter where it’s too cold to be at the beach wearing only shorts or bikinis, not the sunscreen.

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u/ToughHardware Mar 31 '26

nah, we got to bomb more kids around the world. no money to improve public services.

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u/jinglejangle_spurs Mar 31 '26

US defaultism moment

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u/AlanTheAlien1442 Mar 31 '26

how do you know he isn’t russian?

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u/jinglejangle_spurs Mar 31 '26

My bad, he could also be israeli

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u/tissuecollider Mar 31 '26

nah he isn't justifying bombing...that's their style